Who Will Be There
Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley
Who will be there
Who will be there
Hey could you tell me who
Who will be there
Who will be there
We need each other more than we ever did or will
We got to get together
We got to do what Jah Jah will
Or get burnt within the fire, that's not my desire
Who will be there
[Incomprehensible]
Who will be there
Who will be there
Hey could you tell me who
Who will be there
So pack your bags, let's be on our way
We got to move out within the morrows
The cripple and the blind, you best not waste no time
We got to move out within the morrow
A question giving them horror
Who will be there
Who will be there
Hey could you tell me who
Who will be there
Who will be there
Could you tell me
Will you be there to see Jah shining face
And to drink life giving waters
Will you be there to see the morning sun
And to live a sweet life forever
A question needs an answer
Who will be there
Who will be there
Come on, come on, come on, come on and
Who will be there
Who will be there
Who will be there
This is the start of something new
Who will be there
So come on and tell me hey, will you
Who will be there
I said is a start of something brand new
Who will be there
Baby I wanna know who
Wanna know who
Tell me now will you
Come on, come on, come on, come on
Who will be there
Who will be there
Who Will Be There
Ziggy Marley continues the legacy of reggae innovation with "Who Will Be There," a track that reflects his signature blend of roots reggae and contemporary rhythms. As a member of the Marley family, he has consistently delivered music that emphasizes faith, social consciousness, and spiritual resilience. This recording showcases his ability to craft melodies that resonate with both longtime fans and new listeners, maintaining the genre's characteristic warmth and groove. The song fits within a broader discography that explores themes of hope and community, hallmarks of his extensive body of work. Through his vocal delivery and musical arrangement, Marley creates an atmosphere that invites reflection while celebrating the enduring power of reggae music to connect people across generations.