Summer Fling
Tarrus Riley · Other Songs - Tarrus Riley
Girls come a Jamaica,
waan spend a vacation with Chimney Records
She tell me inna di cold too boring
and she waan come a yaad.
Chorus:
Fi a summa ting,
Summa fling,
she nuh interested inna wedding ring,
Want a summa ting,
Summa fling, nooo
She nuh inna no long term relation.
Summa ting,
Summa fling,
she nuh interested inna wedding ring,
Want a summa ting,
Summa fling, nooo, nooo
Verse one:
Wha yuh think?
when everyone a go beach,
she waan go beach to.
well if a party time, she waan reach to.
She nuh waan beat her books dem and pass her subject,
she waan relax, yow she needs to.
Well All work no play, yow it will kill yuh.
She spend her owna money fi come inna di venue.
And if she waan, star she don't fraid fi tell yuh.
Chorus
She lookin Fi a summa ting,
Summa fling,
she nuh interested inna wedding ring,
Want a summa ting,
Summa fling, nooo
She nuh inna no long term relation.
Summa ting,
Summa fling,
she nuh interested inna wedding ring,
Want a summa ting,
Summa fling, nooo, nooo
Verse two:
She sey she inna di mood and ting,
Like Stulla, get back her groove and ting.
And she nuh inna di grooving ting,
Cyaan tek di bagga ties and rules and ting.
Baby girl love is all I bring.
An if yuh want di song I sing,
She sey she cyaan tek di shackles,
cyaan tek di bagga stress,
ohhhh
Chorus
Verse 3:
Cho
Girls come a Jamaica,
waan spend a vacation with Chimney Records
She tell me inna di cold too boring
and she waan come a yaad, ohhh.
Dem waan come a Jamaica,
come spend a vacation with Chimney Records
dem nah follow di news
and propaganda weh spread abroad.
Chorus
Thanks to CESCOJAM & STAR
Summer Fling - Tarrus Riley
Tarrus Riley's 'Summer Fling' stands as a quintessential example of his mastery over the dancehall and reggae fusion genres. As a prominent figure in the Jamaican music scene, Riley has consistently delivered tracks that blend rhythmic complexity with infectious melodies, often drawing from the vibrant cultural heritage of the Caribbean. This recording exemplifies his ability to craft soundtracks that resonate with the energy of summer nights and social gatherings, utilizing a production style characteristic of the mid-to-late 2000s dancehall era. His work frequently features intricate vocal delivery and a focus on the 'riddim' structure, influencing a generation of artists who prioritize groove and rhythm alongside lyrical content. The track remains a staple in compilations celebrating the golden age of Jamaican dancehall, showcasing Riley's enduring relevance and skill in creating music that bridges traditional roots with contemporary dancefloor demands.