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Writer(s): BOB MARLEYLyrics powered by www.musixmatch. No sun will shine in my day today (No sun will shine) The high yellow moon won't come out to play (That high yellow moon won't come out to play) I said (Darkness) Darkness has covered my light And has changed my day into night, yeah (And has changed) Where is the love to be found? (Oh-oh-oh) Won't someone tell me please? Oh Lord (Sweet life) must be somewhere to be found To be found (Must be somewhere for me) Instead of concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) Where the living is honest (Oh Lord have mercy) Concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) Man you got to do your best, oh yeah No chains around my feet But I'm not free, oh-oh I know I am bound here in captivity Oh-oh Never known what happiness is Never known what sweet caress is I'm always laughing like a clown Won't someone help me? 'Cause I (Sweet life) I've got to pick myself from off the ground (Must be somewhere for me) Instead, concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) I said, proof, do not proove my innocence Concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) I said the Jury found me guilty (Jungle, jungle) Oh now I said No sun will shine in my day today (No sun will shine) High yellow moon won't come out to play (That high yellow moon won't come out to play) I said (Darkness) Darkness has covered my light And has changed my day into night, yeah Where is the love to be found? (Oh-oh-oh) I said life (Sweet life) must be somewhere to be found (Must be somewhere for me) Instead of concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) collusion Concrete jungle Concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) Concrete jungle I said, concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) Concrete jungle Concrete jungle (Jungle, jungle) No sun will shine in my day today (no sun will shine) The high yellow moon wont come out to play: (that high yellow. Concrete Jungle Introduction In a Nutshell 'Concrete Jungle' may not be the most famous or celebrated Bob Marley song of all time, but it played a special role in the history of reggae music: this was the first song on the first album, Catch a Fire (1973), that really broke reggae to international audiences outside Jamaica.