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Bob Marley ~ Kinky Reggae


I went downtown
I saw miss brown
She had brown sugar
All over her booga-wooga

I think I might join the fun
But I had to hit and run
See I just can't settle down
In a kinky part of town

Ride on
Don't you know I've got to oh baby ride on,
See I just can't settle down
Oh I'm a leaving town

Kinky reggae take me away
Kinky reggae, kinky reggae, kinky reggae now,
Kinky ride on, ride on baby

I went down to picadilly circus
Down there I saw marcus
He had a candy bar

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