The line of the song is "No, Woman, Nuh cry.". Nuh is Jamaican for "don't," the meaning of the lyric is No, Woman, don't cry. Bob reminisces about the simple pleasures that despite the abject poverty of Trench Town bring back fond memories.
The title 'No Woman, No Cry', means 'Woman, don't cry'. The title alludes to telling a woman not to cry. The lyric has been misunderstood by those outside of Jamaica to mean something like "if there is no woman, there is no reason to cry", or having secret feelings towards women.
In a world rife with transient pleasures and relentless pursuits, "No Woman, No Cry" remains a timeless message of hope, urging one to cherish the simple joys, the bonds of community, and the assurance that no matter the trials, the spirit of hope should remain undeterred. (Sources) No_Woman,_No_Cry
No Woman No Cry Lyrics: Jól mondta az anyukám / Mindig az volt a hibám / Hogy a szÃvem navigál / Nincs orvosság / Minden rosszabb nap után / Van egy jobb is, ami vár / Addig húzom az
One of Bob Marley's most enduring songs, "No Woman No Cry" is a call to a woman in his life to be positive and not to worry about the bad times originally from the album Natty Dread.
As far as I can tell, this is a song encouraging his lover to not be held down by the poverty and suffering that surrounds people's lives in Trenchtown, Kingston, Jamaica. In Jamaican Patois (aka Jamaican English), "no" can also function as the imperative, when you tell someone to do or not do something. So he's saying "No, woman, don't cry."
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