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About This Track
“The Harder They Come” is a famous reggae song by the Jamaican singer Jimmy Cliff. It was first recorded for the soundtrack of the movie by the same name. “The Harder They Come” has been subsequently covered by many artists.
The song was ranked #341 on Rolling Stone’s “500 Greatest Songs of All Time”.
The song was ranked #341 on Rolling Stone’s “500 Greatest Songs of All Time”.
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Shouts
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zoudoku wrote:
bless!!
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drewvibes wrote:
the sun will shine!
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Tom_Pullings wrote:
Reggae superstar!
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VastaRex wrote:
BANG hard fall
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btwiP wrote:
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B-AIRLINE wrote:
BACK TO THE ROOTS OF RAGGAE
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ShahKal wrote:
:)
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spotpatty wrote:
love this jam.
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LeoliCat wrote:
Never fails to put me in a good mood.
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benny1904 wrote:
The Harder They Come
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will4rth wrote:
one and all
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Oppressotron wrote:
Big lifts from this tune. Adversity will come and Old Mister Splithoof will set traps in your way. Still, "as sure as the sun will shine" music like this can help the soul through all the troubles and tribulations.
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psyclonought wrote:
great song
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luisalex30 wrote:
so good!
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Sulisk wrote:
Love it, Mega
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jaslice wrote:
a classic reggae ,love it
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delaluis wrote:
One of the greatest filims ever made.... i can watch it ova n ova.
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DZRTsurfer88 wrote:
cool track, album, and fllm
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DirtBird87 wrote:
Hell yea!
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ChadJeromeBrown wrote:
Love Love. Jah lOVE!
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