Wings Of An Eagle
Ziggy Marley · Other Songs - Ziggy Marley
If I have the wings of an eagle
I would fly, fly away
Flyyyyyyy awayyyyyyy and beeeeee at rest
If I have the wings of an eagle
If I have the wings of an eagle
I would fly, fly away
Flyyyyyyy awayyyyyyy and beeeeee at rest
Oh,
Since I have no wings [x3]
I'm gonna sing, sing, sing, eh
Since I have no wings [x3]
I'm gonna sing, sing, sing, sing
If I have the wings of an eagle
If I have the wings of an eagle, oh oh oh
I would fly, fly away
Flyyyyyyy awayyyyyyy and beeeeeee at rest
If I have the wings of an eagle
If I have the wings of an eagle
I would fly, fly away
Flyyyyyyy awayyyyyyy and beeeeeee at rest
Oh,
Since I have no wings [x3]
I'm gonna sing, sing, sing, eh
Since I have no wings [x3]
I'm gonna sing, sing, sing, sing
If I have the wings of an eagle
If I have the wings of an eagle
I would fly, fly away,
Flyyyyyyy awayyyyyyy and beeeeee at rest
About Wings Of An Eagle
Ziggy Marley's "Wings Of An Eagle" stands as a powerful testament to his enduring commitment to reggae and Rastafarian themes. Released during a period where he continued to blend traditional roots reggae with contemporary influences, the track exemplifies his ability to weave political commentary with spiritual uplift. The song reflects the broader legacy of his father, Bob Marley, while asserting his own distinct voice as a leader in the genre. Lyrically, the piece advocates for freedom and resilience, urging listeners to rise above oppression and embrace their inherent dignity. As part of Marley's extensive discography, it reinforces his role as a cultural ambassador who consistently addressed social justice through his music. The recording captures the raw energy and melodic sophistication characteristic of his work, serving as an anthem for those seeking liberation and unity.