S-Craving

Tarrus Riley · Other Songs - Tarrus Riley

They meet on the streets, after hours

Secret lovers living under cover

She's tired and frustrated and just cant bother

And instead of growing (on her) own shes growing out of another.

And a second of cheating, me ask her why she dreaming



She said the smartest people do some foolish things

And its all about feeling oh



Out on the road, john doe

Don't want his woman to know and so he keeps it on the low

He's tired and frustrated and just nah go

Home tonight I'm gonna prowl tonight well

And second of cheating, me ask him why him dreaming



He said the strongest people turning up weaklings

Anytime them get the craving



its hard in the game and S-craving , catch him and a woman catch him

hard in the game and s-craving catch him and a man catch him

an ancient game from them old time days

ask David, Solomon and Shiva

its all in the game, be careful of your play cuz

catch him and a woman catch him



(instrumental)



some keep it real and some keep the love true

some take it strait to where thing build night dues

some do it for the money some do it for the rush

some have love at first sight and fall in a crush (but)



and them said them love cheating, me ask them why them dreaming

them said the smartest people do some foolish things

and its all about a feeling



out on the road, so it duh

don't want nobody to know that's why we keep it on the low

the skies over fears, don't want it to show

it wont hurt a soul, if they don't know

some a do it through sneaking, me tell them why we dreaming



the smartest people do some foolish things

any time they get the craving



its hard in the game and S-craving , catch him man a woman catch him

hard in the game and s-craving catch him man a man catch him

an ancient game from them old time days

ask David, Solomon and Shiva

its all in the game, be careful of your play cuz

catch him and a woman catch him



(instrumental)

S-Craving

S-Craving stands as a testament to Tarrus Riley's enduring command of contemporary reggae and dancehall rhythms. Known for his smooth, emotive vocal delivery, Riley has built a substantial discography that bridges traditional roots sounds with modern production techniques. This track exemplifies his ability to craft infectious melodies that resonate across the Caribbean music scene and beyond. While specific album placements for this recording may vary across different releases, the song remains a staple in his body of work, showcasing his signature style of blending heartfelt lyrics with upbeat, danceable grooves. Riley's consistent output has solidified his reputation as a vital voice in the genre, appealing to both longtime fans and new listeners seeking authentic reggae experiences.