Stephen Robert Nesta Marley, (⋆20 Apr 1972 in Wilmington, Delaware; raised… Read Full Bio ↴Stephen Robert Nesta Marley, (⋆20 Apr 1972 in Wilmington, Delaware; raised in Kingston, Jam) is a reggae artist and producer, son to Bob Marley and Rita Marley and a 6-time Grammy award winner. 8-20 years old, he was a part of Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers. His solo debut Mind Control came 2007 (acoustic version 2009). He has produced much of his half brother Damian Marley's albums, as 2005's Welcome to Jamrock, and also for half brother Julian Marley. 2011 Stephen begun release a series of albums benamed Revelation...

Jo-Ann Greene writes about "Mind Control" AllMusic.com: "Stephen has continued to grow, adding new sounds and styles to his repertoire over the years. A conduit to the past and a bridge to the future, his music -- like his father's -- sounds timeless: reggae that embraces the world."

2004 he started the 27-city Bob Marley Roots, Rock, Reggae Festival tour with his four brothers and sons of Bob – Ziggy, Julian, Damian and Ky-Mani – each of whom have their own professional recording careers. The tour was the first time the brothers have officially performed together on stage.

Every February in Miami, Marley and his brothers perform at his family's annual Caribbean Festival in honour of their late father Bob Marley.

Fed Up
Stephen Marley Lyrics

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Aye, she said how could you treat me this way?
What we had was more than words could say
Two times the echos of my mind
That don't know where else this love I'll find

She's fed up, she's fed up
She's fed up, she's fed up

She said our relationship is over standing
And sometimes people are just too demanding
Well, I can't help this feeling that I get
Lord, I wonder if I will regret

She's fed up, she's fed up
She's fed up, she's fed up

She said how could you treat me this way?
What we had was more than words could say
Two times the echos of my mind
And that don't know where else this love I'll find

She's fed up, she's fed up
She's fed up, she's fed up

Aye, oh, I wonder if I will regret
Lord, I wonder if I will regret
And that don't know where else this love I'll find
That don't know where else this love I'll find

She's fed up, she's fed up
She's fed up, she's fed up

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Stephen Marley's song "Fed Up" revolve around the theme of a failed romantic relationship. The singer's partner is discontent and disappointed with the way they have been treated, and despite the strong emotional connection they once shared, she has decided that their relationship is beyond repair. The repetition of the phrase "she's fed up" emphasizes the partner's frustration and dissatisfaction with the status quo.

The singer expresses regret and uncertainty about the future of their relationship, questioning whether he will come to regret his actions. The lines "Two times the echoes of my mind / And that don't know where else this love I'll find" suggest that the singer is struggling to move on and find a love as powerful as the one he had with his partner.

Overall, the lyrics convey a sense of sadness and loss, suggesting that the once-strong relationship has deteriorated beyond repair. The repetition of the phrase "she's fed up" highlights the feelings of frustration and disappointment that have led to this situation.

Line by Line Meaning

Aye, she said how could you treat me this way?
She has expressed her disappointment, being unable to understand how she was treated in the manner she was.

What we had was more than words could say
They had a deep connection that was hard to express through words.

Two times the echos of my mind
The memory of their time together keeps playing in her mind over and over again.

That don't know where else this love I'll find
She is unsure if she will find a love like theirs again.

She's fed up, she's fed up
She is tired and frustrated with the situation.

She said our relationship is over standing
She has come to the conclusion that the relationship is over and there's nothing left to be done.

And sometimes people are just too demanding
Sometimes relationships end because people have unrealistic expectations.

Well, I can't help this feeling that I get
She can't help experiencing the emotions that come with ending a relationship.

Lord, I wonder if I will regret
She's questioning if she will regret making this decision.

Aye, oh, I wonder if I will regret
She's still contemplating if leaving the relationship was the right decision.

Lyrics © Regard Music, Peermusic Publishing
Written by: BOOKER CEDELLA MARLEY, DAVID NESTA MARLEY, STEPHEN MARLEY

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