Mundo Don - Sweet Ting

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Girl I love you I'm so glad you're mine
I need you in my life

Sweeting come yah mek mi love yuh nuh
Waah fi kiss and hug yuh up
Girl mi love yuh energy
If me have a penny fi how much time mi tell yuh dat money cudda full a bank
Have mi head a spin like a satellite dish
Me and you together we mek the right mix so
Leave dem road wid the one bagga mix up you alone mi think bout..

Don't care what ppl say
Mi thank God everyday
The day you came into my life
So don't you feel a way
When people try to hate
Cause we only have one life

One life in the physical
But yuh done know dat aredy cah yuh spiritual
Preeing metaphysically through babylon rituals
Black queen no bleaching original
Love it how grip mi wid yuh vice
When mi coming in the nights
Mood set wid candle lights
You do it how mi like truth
Direct like hollow point boo
Your loving tek me higher dan a kite ooh

Don't care what ppl say
Mi thank God everyday
The day you came into my life
So don't you feel a way
When people try to hate
Cause we only have one life

Girl I love you I'm so glad you're mine
I need you in my life
Girl I love you I'm so glad you're mine
I need you in my life
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Release Date: June 17, 2022

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Almando Alshane Douglas a.k.a Mundo Don is a 2x Grammy nominated musician who hails from from Kingston Jamaica. He describes his style as “like water” while keeping the influences of Dancehall and Reggae. The singer/songwriter and producer has worked with some of Jamaica’s elite creatives, both live and in studio, namely Buju Banton (Upside Down 2020) and Jesse Royal (Royal) who he has received the Grammy nominations for. Mundo Don is a conscious, next-generation dancehall artiste who believes in using music to uplift the spirits of people. Some of his musical influences are Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, Fela Kuti, Stevie Wonder and James Brown who too were using music as a vehicle to positively impact people’s lives.