Damian Marley - Living It Up

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{Chorus}
But daddy made it out - out of the ghetto
Believe in your dreams, believe you me, don't let go
We're living it up -we're having a good time baby
I was born uptown of the ghetto dream, now ain't life crazy?
Daddy made it out - out of the ghetto
Believe in your dreams, believe you me, don't let go
We're living it up - having a good time baby
I was born uptown of the ghetto dream, now don't be lazy

{Verse 1}
Trenchtown have a grandson
Growin' up to be somebody
Gong to Zilly, yo me flow phenomenally
I am the kind of thing that doesn't happen normally
I'm a one in a zillion yo dawg
If you want some, good life finally
Perhaps change your night time hobby
Come out of the old crime lobby
And benefit from your wisdom
Me ah gwaan live it up life is better than great
Every other day mi voice a dozen dubplate
Put in our hustle, we nuh sidung and wait
Tough up unnu muscle, no it's never too late
Fi gwaan celebrate inna rich people place
Di likkle rastaman from Trenchtown fly di gate
With food inna plate and drinks inna crate
We sing till da neighbour dem wake

{Chorus}
But daddy made it out - out of the ghetto
Believe in your dreams, believe you me, don't let go
We're living it up -we're having a good time baby
I was born uptown of the ghetto dream, now ain't life crazy?
Daddy made it out - out of the ghetto
Believe in your dreams, believe you me, don't let go
We're living it up - having a good time baby
I was born uptown of the ghetto dream, now don't be lazy

{Verse 2}
Uptown Jamaica born an' raised
On the playground is where I spend most of my days
Burnin' Babylon and dem dirty ways
While watchin' all the rich kids goin' astray
Uptown Jamaica born an' raised
On the playground is where I spend most of my days
Big city life Kingston and Mobay
And if you think me sell out tell dem ain't no way
So, live it up, Trenchtown to Rema
Riverton, Southside to Jungle
Sherlock, Garden to Spanglers
Payneland, Three Mile to Backto
Portmore, Seaview, Spanish Town
Nine Mile, Brownstown to Flankers
Falmouth, Westside, Orange Hill

{Chorus}
But daddy made it out - out of the ghetto?
Believe in your dreams, believe you me, don't let go
We're living it up -we're having a good time baby
I was born uptown of the ghetto dream, now ain't life crazy?
Daddy made it out - out of the ghetto
Believe in your dreams, believe you me, don't let go
We're living it up - having a good time baby
I was born uptown of the ghetto dream, now don't be lazy

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Damian Marley, also known as Jr. Gong, was born on July 21, 1978, in Kingston, Jamaica. He is the youngest son of the legendary Reggae artist Bob Marley, who is widely considered one of the greatest musicians of all time. Growing up in a musical household, Damian was exposed to music from a young age and developed a passion for it early on.

Damian's nickname, Jr. Gong, is a tribute to his father, who was known as Tuff Gong. He began performing at the age of 13 and quickly made a name for himself in the music industry. In 2005, Damian released his debut studio album, "Mr. Marley," which received critical acclaim and helped him establish himself as a solo artist.

In 2002, Damian released his second album, "Halfway Tree," which went on to win a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. The album showcased Damian's unique blend of Reggae, Dancehall, and Hip-Hop influences, and solidified his reputation as a versatile and talented musician.

Since then, Damian has released two more studio albums, "Welcome to Jamrock" in 2005 and "Distant Relatives" in 2010, a collaboration with rapper Nas. He has also collaborated with numerous artists from various genres, further showcasing his versatility and talent as a musician.

Currently, Damian is working on his fourth studio album, which is highly anticipated by fans and critics alike. With his powerful lyrics, infectious melodies, and undeniable talent, Damian Marley continues to carry on his father's legacy while carving out his own place in the music industry.