'No Woman No Cry' bob marley in 1979 © Charles Steiner/Getty Images According to Smooth Radio, "those outside of Jamaica" have been misinterpreting "No Woman, No Cry" for decades. 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 is a timeless reggae classic by the legendary Jamaican singer-songwriter Bob Marley. Released in 1974 as part of his album "Natty Dread," this song has not only captivated millions of hearts but also holds profound meaning that resonates even today. 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. It is said that Bob Marley wrote No Woman, No Cry to support an ill mother, but later the song became the anthem of all women who never give up, although they have to work hard to support their families. The original title of the song was No Woman, Nuh Cry. Videos by American Songwriter But even beyond the melody, the iconic live performance, and Marley's general musical prowess, the song is great for another, altruistic reason. [RELATED: Behind the 8Mjg.

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