Music
The Twenties Lyrics
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don’t stop this music
‘cause this is reggae music
don’t stop this music
O reggae é o som que pulsa no coração
Que me faz sentir a positiva vibração
Cantando sempre, irmãs e irmãos
O Reggae é o som que pulsa no coração
Que me faz sentir a positiva vibração
Dançando sempre, irmãs e irmãos
Cabeça erguida, oh lord
Oh, this is reggae music
don’t stop this music
‘cause this is reggae music
don’t stop this music
O reggae é o som que minha alma satisfaz
Mensagem consciente, música da paz
Entre nesse baile e não fique acanhado
Quando o reggae é pesado não te deixa parado
O reggae é o som que minha alma satisfaz
Mensagem consciente, música da paz
Conecta eu e eu com meus ancestrais
One love, one heart, somos todos iguais
Oh, this is reggae music
don’t stop this music
‘cause this is reggae music
don’t stop this music
Reggae Music (3x)
Don’t stop this music
The Twenties's song "Music" celebrates the power and positivity of reggae music. The lyrics describe reggae as a sound that pulses in the heart, providing a positive vibration that connects people together. The song encourages listeners to continue on their mission, with their heads held high, in the face of whatever obstacles may come their way. Reggae is described as a sound that satisfies the soul and spreads messages of consciousness and peace. The song even suggests that reggae can connect listeners to their ancestral roots and promote a sense of unity among all people.
Overall, the lyrics of "Music" celebrate the powerful and positive impact of reggae music. The song encourages listeners to embrace this sound, to dance without abandon and to let the infectious rhythms of reggae lift their spirits and connect them to a greater sense of purpose and community.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh, this is reggae music
The singer is expressing their excitement and appreciation for reggae music.
don’t stop this music
The singer is urging others to continue playing the reggae music.
‘cause this is reggae music
The singer is emphasizing that the current music being played is reggae, and therefore should not be interrupted.
O reggae é o som que pulsa no coração
Reggae music is a sound that beats in the heart.
Que me faz sentir a positiva vibração
Reggae music makes the artist feel positive and uplifted.
Cantando sempre, irmãs e irmãos
Always singing, brothers and sisters.
Cabeça erguida, continue na missão
Keep your head up, stay focused on your mission.
Dançando sempre, irmãs e irmãos
Always dancing, brothers and sisters.
Cabeça erguida, oh lord
Keep your head up, oh lord.
O reggae é o som que minha alma satisfaz
Reggae music is the sound that satisfies the artist's soul.
Mensagem consciente, música da paz
Reggae music carries conscious messages and promotes peace.
Entre nesse baile e não fique acanhado
Join the dance and don't be shy.
Quando o reggae é pesado não te deixa parado
When reggae music is heavy, it makes you want to dance.
Conecta eu e eu com meus ancestrais
Reggae music connects the singer with their ancestors.
One love, one heart, somos todos iguais
One love, one heart, we are all equal.
Reggae Music (3x)
The artist is repeating the title of the song to emphasize the genre.
Don’t stop this music
The artist is urging others to not stop playing the music.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Daniel Salvador, Duane Cartaxo, Marco Antônio
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Corrie121
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Paweł Morrison
super film stary :)
dukesgal39
I have to comment on a couple of things: "Embraceable You" by George Gershwin was written in 1928 but not published til 1930 when it was introduced in Broadway's "Girl Crazy" by Ginger Rogers. It Don't Mean A Thing ... is a 1931 song - music by Duke Ellington, lyrics by Irving Mills. The Lindhoppers shown dancing weren't around until 1935 at the Savoy Ballroom; the clip shown was from 1941 film, "Hallzapoppin'". 1920's dances: Charleston, The Baltimore, The Cakewalk, Tango, Waltz, etc.
Ami Jane
Great Job! The video is short, brief and of course to the point.:)
MrHappyfuntimeskayak
i miss those days, the first song was released the day my wife went into labour with our second child
StylistecS
I thought the first tune was a little bit different from the others. It sounded very 1910s and I heard alot of music from that time.
Aben Rudy
Well done!
black sultan
with this type of music it's 5 stars yo!
tukilala
Fantastica Voz !! Bravo !!!!
Bruce Wayne
I was 62 in 1920 ! I miss those days when I was in my prime ! Good night YouTube got to go hit up the Juke Joint