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This song was just on my mind throughout yesterday but when I could find time to sit down and review, I forgot the song again. Today, it came again early in the morning and I just need to say a lot about how I met this song and how the melody has sharpen my music life in terms of tempo.
Trying to google it here to search for more info and it dawned on me that some songs aren't yet properly categorized yet to proper album.
Many reggae fans on Steemit were surprised the first day I brought out Chances Are as an entry to 
It really dawned on me that there might be more of Bob Marley which haven't been documented yet.
Between 1991 and 2007 Bob Marley and The Wailers sold in excess of 21 million records. These statistics did not begin to be collected until ten years after his death.
Source:Wikipedia
You can imagine, 10 good years after.
Who knows, maybe there are still some unknown, forgotten songs kept somewhere safe by a record label or producer yet to hit the market, just like Tupac tapes.
A lead said it comes from Shakedown in 1978 while another calls it a Trench Track Record of which both aren't in the anals of Wikipedia.
At this end I'll be happy if anyone can tell me the actual album this song comes from and a proper link to it on the search engine.
Thanks.
Leaving you guys with the lyrics of the song.
Over the hills and everywhere
Go tell it on the mountain
To set my people free.
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Who's there yonder dressed in red
Set my people free
Who's there yonder dressed in red
Set my people free
Who's that yonder dressed in red
Must be the children that Moses led.
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Go tell it on the mountain
To set my people free
Go tell it on the mountain
Over the hills and everywhere
Go tell it on the mountain
To set my people free.
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Who's there yonder dressed in white
Set my people free
Who's there yonder full dressed in white
Set my people free
Who's there yonder dressed in white
Must be the children of the Israelites
Go tell it on the mountain
To set my people free
Mm mm mm mm
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Who's there yonder dressed in white
Set my people free
Who's there yonder dressed in white
Set my people free
Who's there yonder dressed in white
Must be the children of the Israelites
Go tell it on the mountain
To set my people free
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