I Love You Too
Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley
I tell you I love you
I love you too, I love you too
I love you
When you smile I'll smile along
When you cry my comfort comes
When you walk I'll be beside you
Holding your hands
When the sun come out we play
I'll never be far away
When you tell me that you love me
This is what I'm gonna say
I love you too, I love you too
I tell you I love you
I love you too, I love you too
I love you
Like the fish loves the sea
Like the honey and the bee
Like a lizard loves to climb up into a tree
Like a bird love to fly way up in the sky
Like a worm loves to go way down low
I love you too, I love you too
I tell you I love you
I love you too, I love you too
I love you
Like the grass loves to be green
And the earth loves to be clean
Like the sun loves to shine
And the monkey loves to climb
Hey, it happens naturally
And that's the way it's got to be
And the worm still loves to go way down low
I love you too, I love you too
I tell you I love you
I love you too, I love you too
I love you
From the first time that I saw you
I knew that it was true
There'll be a lifelong time to spend
Around the corner around the bends
Up the hills and through the valleys
No matter how things change
This one thing will remain
I'll sing it again and again
I love you too, I love you too
I love you too, I love you too
I love you
When the sun come out we play
I'll never be far away
And when you tell me that you love me
This is what I'm gonna say
I love you too, I love you too
I tell you I love you
I love you too, I love you too
I love you too, I love you too
I tell you I love you
I love you too, I love you too
I love you too, I love you too
I tell you I love you
I love you too, I love you too
I love you too, I love you too
I tell you I love you
About I Love You Too
Ziggy Marley's "I Love You Too" stands as a quintessential example of his signature blend of reggae and R&B, capturing the warmth and sincerity characteristic of his musical journey. As a central figure in the Marley family legacy, Ziggy consistently infused his recordings with themes of love, spirituality, and social consciousness, drawing upon the rich traditions of Jamaican music while appealing to global audiences. This track exemplifies his ability to craft melodies that are both emotionally resonant and rhythmically engaging, often featuring harmonies that highlight his vocal prowess. Released during a period where Ziggy expanded his discography beyond the family name, the song reflects his commitment to exploring diverse musical textures while maintaining the core identity of reggae. It serves as a testament to his role as a bridge between generations and cultures, offering listeners a glimpse into the personal and communal expressions found in his broader body of work. The recording remains a cherished piece within his catalog, celebrated for its authentic delivery and enduring appeal in the genre.