What were Bob Marley's last words?
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King of all squirrels in Squirreltown
ANSWERS: 14
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he shot at me first???
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The last words he spoke were to his son Ziggy. They were 'Money can't buy life'. http://www.hotshotdigital.com/artist/bob_marley/tribute/
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Would never have made it as Nesta Marley. Bob was the Key.
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Hey Humphrey... Don't Bogart that joint!
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Pass tha ah eh ah uhg urrr mmm uhhhh ahghghrhrgrghhrg
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"I did'nt mean it when I said, 'I forgive you, Eric Clapton.'
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The fan page of the Marley family has two quotes: http://www.melodymakers.de/tellziggyimfine.html Bob's last words to Ziggy "on your way up, please take me up, on your way down, don't let me down" were the inspiration for the song "Won't Let You Down", which was released on the ZMMM album "Spirit of Music" in 1999. and Bob's last words to Stephen were "money can't buy life." ZMMM used to jam these words at the end of the song "Tumblin Down" in 1988/89 live on stage.
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I'm dying over here, clutches stomach and passes away.
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I told you I was sick damnit !!
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Who cares.
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...'ere take this spliff.
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"Every-ting be irie"?
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His final words to his son Ziggy were "Money can't buy life."
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Don't worry about a thing 'cos every little thing gonna be all right.
Linda Joy 
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