Johnny Bob - Careful (Jah Gringo Riddim)
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Johnny Bob - Careful (Jah Gringo Riddim)"Children, help someone cross the river, then they may shove you in the river." - Winston 'Burning Spear' Rodney. But Hi man could swim, We survive. . . Thank you Jah :) ●My father played the guitar in this track. Big up the Ijahman, the original ital steppa, wa dadda. Cheers!!!

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