Take Me To Jamaica

Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley

Now the sun is in my eyes

And you know I'm feeling fine, take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Where the reggae rhythms beat

Can't help but move my feet, take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Where we can live in the country

Eat fruits from the tree, everything's irie

The coconut water is sweet



Where the three little birds they sing

Blue Mountains are happy again, take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Feel the Caribbean breeze

Stress is calling but I can't be reached, take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Where we can meet with good people

Dance all the day, singing don't worry

One love, one heart, one aim, aim, aim



Hummingbirds humming by

(Ooh, ooh)

See the pretty yellow butterfly, take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



In the night hear the crickets sing

Fireflies are jamming, so take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Where we can live in the country

Eat fruits from the tree, everything's irie

The coconut water is sweet, yeah



Now the sun is in my eyes

And you know I'm feeling fine, take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Where the reggae rhythms beat

I can't help but move my feet, take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now

Take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now



Take me

(Take me)

Take me to Jamaica now

Take Me To Jamaica

Ziggy Marley's 'Take Me To Jamaica' stands as a vibrant testament to his enduring commitment to reggae and Rastafarian themes. Released during a period where he balanced solo artistic expression with his work in the Bob Marley Foundation, the track captures the warmth and spiritual optimism characteristic of his discography. The song reflects the artist's ability to weave personal narrative with broader cultural messages, inviting listeners to embrace the rhythm and philosophy of Jamaica. As a staple in his catalog, it exemplifies the melodic sensibilities and social consciousness that defined his career, resonating with audiences who appreciate music that celebrates heritage and community.