Festival Time Maxi Priest

"Festival Time" by Maxi Priest, released in 1996, is a reggae-infused celebration of love, unity, and the joy of cultural festivals. The lyrics convey a sense of togetherness and the uplifting spirit of gathering with friends and loved ones. The song features vibrant rhythms and catchy melodies typical of reggae, emphasizing a laid-back yet festive atmosphere. Its themes of community and celebration resonate widely, reflecting the importance of cultural heritage in bringing people together. The song has contributed to Maxi Priest's legacy as a prominent figure in reggae music. #Reggae

Things we used to do
Things we used to say
Things we used to do
Things we used to say

Sunday morning I rise bright and early
Getting ready for a festival time
Smiley Culture, Tippa Irie they are coming
Philip Levi, phone and say him soon come

We are gonna meet, meet the sound
We hold the mike, crowd gather 'round
Put on the show fi please the crowd
Everybody them baul out loud

Festival time is here
Festival time is here
Festival time is here
Festival time is here, well sister
Woh, yeah, woh, yeah
Woh, yeah, woh, yeah

Festival time is here
Festival time is here
Festival time is here
Festival time is here, well sister
Woh, yeah, woh, yeah
Woh, yeah, woh, yeah

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