Bob Marley was very famous singer, musician, song-writer and guitar player. He was Jamaican died on 1981 in very young age of 36 at Florida, United States. His Quotes about life, love and relationship are very popular and effective in the whole world. Although he was musician but he learnt alot in a very short life. His music and words are now consider quotes and advises for leading successful lives. Couples use his quotes to romance with their partners. Now he is the inspiration for the world and considers a legend; therefore it is a great achievement of Bob. Due to all these reasons I am can’t ignore his love quotes and going to share some beautiful and famous love quotes by Bob Marley.
Bob Quote about natural Love and Life
Wisdom Inspirational quote by Bob artist
Optimistic Quote for man by Bob Marley
As a lyrics writer and author he writes very positive poetry and quotes about real world economy, ages and politics. Still in this modern age people loved to listen his music and search for Bob Marley songs on the internet. People finds and share Bob’s Quotes on social media and inspired from his small but successful life. On the time of death his last words for his son, he quoted “money can’t buy life”. Which is a biggest reality of life but unfortunately we all agree on this quote but in real life we believe in money more than in love.
Music Love Quotes of Marley with Icons
Bob’s popular sayings about Love
Let’s read some more sayings in text format by him:
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Open your eyes, look within. Are you satisfied with the life you’re living?
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Don’t gain the world and lose your soul; wisdom is better than silver or gold.
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I no have education. I have inspiration. If I was educated, I would be a damn fool.
I am sharing these Bob Marley quotes about love with the aim of your positive mind set and these may help you to inspire and motivate you to change your life in a better way. By reading Bob’s biography and his life-story till his death, you will lean many things especially you will feel the value of your precious life.
