Postman

Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley

Oh did you get that message yesterday



Jah sent I as your postman with your mail?



Oh did you get your message yesterday



Jah sent I as your postman with your mail?



Aye said,"Are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message



Are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message?



Said,"Are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message



And are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message?



Yea



Everything in life has ups and downs



Everything in life has its up and downs



So count your blessings, count your blessing



Count your blessing you gettin'



Count your blessing, count your blessing



Count your blessing you getting yea



Aye yea oh did you get your message yesterday



Jah sent I as your postman with your mail? Yes he did yea



Oh did you get your message yesterday?



Appoint Ziggy as your postman with your mail



Aye said,"Are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message



Are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message?



And are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message



Are you gettin', are you gettin', are you gettin' Jah message?



Yea



Hey why do you look so sad and forsaken?



When one door is closed many more is open



Hey why do you look so sad and forsaken?



When one door is closed

Postman - Ziggy Marley

Ziggy Marley's 'Postman' stands as a vibrant testament to his mastery of reggae and ska rhythms, blending traditional Jamaican musical elements with a dynamic, upbeat energy. As a core member of The Wailers and a key figure in the evolution of reggae, Marley infused this track with his signature vocal style, characterized by rhythmic phrasing and melodic clarity. The song reflects the broader cultural and social themes often explored in his discography, addressing topics of justice and community through an infectious groove that defines the genre's golden era. Recorded during a period where Marley was actively shaping the sound of modern reggae, the track serves as a celebration of his artistic identity and the enduring legacy of his family's musical contributions. It remains a staple in the catalog of works that highlight his ability to merge spiritual depth with danceable, accessible pop sensibilities.