Ziggy Says
Ziggy Marley · Family Time [2009]
Ziggy says lift up your feet
Ziggy says smile
Ziggy says make the sign of peace
Ziggy says wiggle your waist
Ziggy says wiggle your nose
Ziggy says wiggle your toes
Ziggy says hug who you know
Ziggy says stand real tall
Ziggy says bend real low
Ziggy says look up and down
Ziggy says smile some more
Ziggy says look to the left
Ziggy says look to the right
Ziggy says turn in a circle
Ziggy says stop and say hi
Ziggy says sing like a bird
Ziggy says hiss like a snake
Ziggy says roar like a lion
Ziggy says talk like an ape
Ziggy says close your eyes
Ziggy says open them wide
Ziggy says spread your wings
Ziggy says imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Ziggy says lift your hands
Ziggy says lift up your feet
Ziggy says smile
Ziggy says make the sign of peace
Ziggy says wiggle your waist
Ziggy says wiggle your nose
Ziggy says wiggle your toes
Ziggy says hug who you know
Ziggy says stand real tall
Ziggy says bend real low
Ziggy says look up and down
Ziggy says smile some more
Ziggy says look to the left
Ziggy says look to the right
Ziggy says turn in a circle
Ziggy says stop and say hi
Ziggy says sing like a bird
Ziggy says hiss like a snake
Ziggy says roar like a lion
Ziggy says talk like an ape
Ziggy says close your eyes
Ziggy says open them wide
Ziggy says spread your wings
Ziggy says imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Imagine you can fly
Come on, come on
Ziggy Says
Ziggy Says stands as a vibrant song in the discography of Ziggy Marley, appearing on the 2009 album Family Time. This recording captures the artist's signature blend of reggae rhythms and uplifting melodies, reflecting his enduring commitment to positive messaging within the genre. As part of a broader body of work that includes tracks like Keep My Faith and Tomorrow People, the song exemplifies Marley's ability to craft accessible yet spiritually resonant music. The track contributes to the album's cohesive theme of unity and familial connection, showcasing the artist's mature songwriting style. Listeners familiar with Marley's extensive catalogue will recognize the consistent energy and melodic warmth that define his recordings during this era. The song remains a testament to his influence in contemporary reggae, offering a moment of reflection and joy through its musical composition.

