Reggae on Broadway Bob Marley & The Wailers

"Reggae on Broadway" by Bob Marley & The Wailers, released in 1976, blends reggae rhythms with theatrical flair. The song explores themes of love, unity, and cultural pride, celebrating the vibrancy of reggae music. Its unique fusion of genres and catchy melodies highlight Marley’s influence, promoting reggae's global appeal. #Reggae

Eh-eh! ooh, Lord
Eh-eh, mama, eh!

Get out on the floor
And you give me some-a more now
Get out on the floor, baby
Come on, give me some-a more now. Uh!
I'm in the groove
To give you some-a love-a now
I'm in the groove, baby
I'm gonna give you some-a love now
I go down, down, down, down
Down, down, down, down, down! (Eh, ooh, I like it)
Get down! (Eh-eh, baby, look g'yeah now!)

Reggae is on Broadway (where you take it?)
Reggae is on Broadway (good Lord)
Reggae is on Broadway (look g'yeah now!)
Reggae is on Broadway (give it to me baby!)
Reggae is on Broadway (where you take it?)
Reggae is on Broadway (ruba-ba-ba!)

Eh, ah!
... , uh! Eh!
I'm in the mood
To give you some food now
Get on the floor, baby
I said you give me it once more now
I'm on the groove
To give you some-a good-a love
I'm on the mood, baby
I'm gonna give you, give you love now. Eh!
Down, down, down, down, (don't ... me)
Down, down (whoa!), down, down (take it or leave it, baby), down! (Eh-eh!)
Get down! (Eh! Baby!)

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