Notice
Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley
Dressed up like a pimpers paradise notice
She came over to me and said she whispered softely in my head
What do you do yea are you alone tonight
She said what do you do are you a mama's child
Notice how she has an alibi
Where and when she hasn't been tonight
Seem she didn't get the drift I had to build another spliff
What doyou do yea and are you alone tonight
What do you do are you a mama's child
Notice how she moves into the night
Yea she's like a pimper's paradise
Came over to me and said she whispered softly in my head
What do you do yea are you alone tonight
She said what do you do hey are you a mama's child
What do you do yea are you alone tonight
She said what do you do dread are you a mama's child
Notice
Ziggy Marley's "Notice" stands as a testament to his enduring legacy within the reggae and roots music traditions. As the eldest son of Bob Marley, Ziggy has cultivated a distinct sound that honors his family's musical heritage while forging his own path through socially conscious songwriting. This recording reflects the melodic sensibilities and rhythmic foundations characteristic of his broader discography. The track explores themes of awareness and presence, inviting listeners to engage with the moment through a familiar yet personal sonic landscape. Alongside other works in his catalogue, "Notice" contributes to a body of music that emphasizes spiritual reflection and social observation. The song remains a significant song in his extensive output, showcasing his ability to blend traditional reggae elements with contemporary production techniques to create a resonant and accessible listening experience.