Reggae Ambassador
Third World Lyrics

Hey
The singer greets the audience.

Oh, oh, oh, yeah
A musical interlude.

I'm Mr. Reggae Ambassador
The singer sees himself as a representative of Reggae music.

Oh, oh, oh, yeah
A musical interlude.

I'm Mr. Reggae Ambassador
Repeat of the earlier line.

Hey
The singer greets the audience.

Play me reggae music in a any condition
The singer requests Reggae music at all times and in any setting.

Drop it in a style, drop it in a fashion
The singer appreciates various styles of Reggae music.

Every way I go, I rocks the reggae man
The singer always listens to Reggae music and represents the genre wherever he goes.

Let me reggae music and chant on Babylon
The singer uses Reggae music to express his disdain for the oppressive forces (Babylon) in his life.

They come from, I'm a true Jamaican
The singer affirms his Jamaican heritage.

They call me Kingston, I'ma join a reggae band
The singer is given the nickname Kingston and joins a Reggae band.

Me travel Africa and me travel Japan
The singer travels to Africa and Japan.

The mother from the Mr, she just love my man
The singer receives love and admiration from women he meets on his travels.

Hey
The singer greets the audience.

Respect
The singer acknowledges the importance of respect.

God bless
The singer sends a blessing to the audience.

I'm Mr. Reggae Ambassador
The singer repeats his title as a Reggae ambassador.

Hey
The singer greets the audience.

Oh, oh, oh, yeah
A musical interlude.

I'm Mr. Reggae Ambassador
Repeat of the earlier line.

Hey
The singer greets the audience.

So everywhere I jump, it's the same question
The singer experiences curiosity about how Reggae music became popular all around the world.

How can I beat music, come from my little island?
The singer wonders how Reggae music from Jamaica and such a small island can have such a big global influence.

When the music faded if I'm in a state of shock
The singer would be shocked if Reggae music ever lost its influence and ceased to be popular.

The big, big music from the little rock
The singer sees Jamaica as a small island (little rock) that is the source of the major influence of Reggae music (big music).

Oh, oh, oh, yeah
A musical interlude.

I'm Mr. Reggae Ambassador
Repeat of the earlier line.

Hey
The singer greets the audience.

Oh, oh, oh, yeah
A musical interlude.

You take them high, you take them low
The singer says that Reggae music can evoke various emotions in people.

You take them any place they wanna go
The singer suggests that people can listen to Reggae music in any setting.

Reggae music, hey, they love it so
The singer affirms that people love Reggae music.

See them from the man right down to them toe
The singer affirms that Reggae music is enjoyed by a wide range of people.

Oh, oh, oh, yeah
A musical interlude.

I'm Mr. Reggae Ambassador
Repeat of the earlier line.

Oh, oh, oh, yeah
A musical interlude.

I'm Mr. Reggae Ambassador
Repeat of the earlier line.

Hey
The singer greets the audience.

I say they really love it so, Mr. Reggae Ambassador
The singer acknowledges that people really love Reggae music and again affirms his title as a Reggae ambassador.

Everywhere, everywhere I go
The singer says that wherever he goes, he encounters people who love Reggae music.

I play my music, hey, and they are right
The singer plays his music for the people who love it and they are satisfied with it.

Everything, everything's alright
The singer affirms that everything is alright when people are enjoying Reggae music.

Yeah, yeah, yeah
A musical interlude.