This Is Jamaica (Official Music Video) - Inspired by: Bob Marley ft Damian Marley

Описание: This Is My original lyrics that I have written but my works is strongly inspired by Bob Marley And Damian Marley Songs. I have been spending years to study and understand how reggae songs are written and this is one of my works that am proud of as it's for Jamaica.

Lyrics:
Mek me tek you to jam rack
She asked me what's that accent and me tell her a patwa
Rasta dem out ever burning the Gan ja
Fastest man a bolt fi ever go pon di tracks flash
Koffee wid e toast anuh bread me a chat fam
A place of beauty me loving every attraction
You ago see the vendors out a bubble the hot pot
Nice jerk chicken, Lotta something the pot have


This is Jamaica, this is the nation of pride and beauty.
Emancipation mek we strive and moving.
We not nuh slave so we rise have duties.
Let me tek you to Jamaica.
The land we love, the land we trust.

This is Jamaica.
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!

Mek me tek you to jam rock
She woulda love some ackee or some patty fi nyam gosh
Music nice so me giving her one drop
Lotta river in the bushes we can go fi relax pan
Rich men see the island and a buying the lands and
And attract alot a tourist and a meking the cash back
Nuff Jamaicans poor wish we could have back the land gosh
So some a we, a still struggle but we having a strong back

This is Jamaica, this is the nation of pride and beauty.
Emancipation mek we strive and moving.
And Through the rain, we rise have duties.
Let me tek you to Jamaica.
The land we love, the land we trust.
This is Jamaica.

This is Jamaica.
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!

Let me tek you to Jam rack.
Tourist come, cameras a capture
The beauty of the nation fi flash back
We might have herbs but we nuh having nuh damn crack.

This is Jamaica. The land we love.
This is Jamaica. The land we trust.
This is Jamaica. It keeps us tuff.
This is Jamaica. It keeps us ruff.

Strive and moving, rise have duties.
The land we love, the land we trust.
Strive and moving, rise have duties.
The land we love, the land we trust.

This is Jamaica.
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!
Do you wanna go to Jamaica?
Oh yes! Oh yes!

This is Jamaica. This is the place fam, where life is beauty.
Emancipation mek we strive and moving.
Alot of pain but we rise have duties.
Let me tek you to Jamaica


This song is a love letter to Jamaica — the land of sun, rhythm, resilience, and pride. From the warm beaches and swaying palm trees to the sound of reggae echoing through the streets, this track captures the spirit of the island.

It’s about freedom, culture, and the energy that makes Jamaica more than just a place — it’s a feeling. The music is inspired by reggae roots, Caribbean vibes, and the everyday life of the people: laughter, struggle, faith, and joy, all blended into one rhythm.

Whether you’re Jamaican, part of the diaspora, or someone who simply loves island music, this song is meant to take you there — mentally and emotionally. Close your eyes, feel the breeze, and let the rhythm remind you why Jamaica’s culture has influenced the world.

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