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[Intro: Shaggy, Aidonia]
   Am    G   CStraight from Fjamdung to London
   Am     GRagga muffin weh wi sDmay      Am(Hey)
   Am   GStyle a style an a pCattan a pattanF  
      Didi donia (YAmeah, yeah, yeah, Gyeah)
      Shaggy and SDmting ina combinatiAmon
[Verse 1: Shaggy, Sting]
  AmWake up to sunshine Gin di morning
  CWhat a beautifuFl feeling
  AmMe hear the birds tGhem singing
  DmWay uAmp ina the tree limb
  AmMe get a call fGrom the EnglishmaCn say him wan come Fhold a vibes
  AmHim wan run left the cGold fi ketch some Dmisland lAmife
44 to 87Am6,   Gat the drop of a dCimeF  
Link up anytAmimeG  Dm  Am  
44 to 87Am6,    Gcall the airlCineF  
Fly out anytAmimeG  Dm  Am  
I'm trAmying to free my mindG, and live a lCife stress Ffree
But the pAmolitics of this countrGy are gDmetting to Amme
I have a drAmeam that I'm swimminGg in the CCaribbean SeaF  
And then my gAmood friend Shaggy sayGs
"Come spend some tDmime, famiAmly"
[Pre-Chorus: Sting]
I hAmear reggae music, Gthat's plCaying in the streetF  
With mAmaximum bass Gat all frDmequenciesAm  
It shAmakes me to my soGul with a pCositive vibrationF  
I start drAmeaming of Jamaica Gand the CDmaribbean naAmtion
[Chorus: All]
Am44   Gto 876C  F  
Am44   Gto 876Dm  Am  
[Verse 2: Shaggy]
Yow
  AmFrom the 44 Ggo a 876 Cdat a Kingston Ftown go a London
  AmBig up di UK man Gdem-bam-Dmbam-bamAm-bam
  Welcome to Jamrock sand
  AmFly come a yard fi di island brGeeze
  Pretty girl walk 'pCon di white sand bFeach
  AmTry please stay so Ga rice and peDmace
  876 put yuh mind at eAmase
[Pre-Chorus: Sting]
I hAmear reggae mGusic, it cCarries me awaFy
And the ghAmost of Bob MGarley, that hDmaunts me to this dAmay
There's a spAmiritual trGuth in the woCrds of his sonFg
And the CaAmribbean nGation to wDmhich they bAmelong
[Chorus: All]
Am44   Gto 876C  F  
Am44   Gto 876Dm  Am  
Am44   Gto 876C  F  
Am44   Gto 876Dm  Am  

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44 876

by Sting

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[Intro: Shaggy, Aidonia]

Am G C F

Straight from jamdung to London

Am G Dm Am

Ragga muffin weh wi say (Hey)

Am G C F

Style a style an a pattan a pattan

Am G

Didi donia (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)

Dm Am

Shaggy and Sting ina combination

[Verse 1: Shaggy, Sting]

Am G

Wake up to sunshine in di morning

C F

What a beautiful feeling

Am G

Me hear the birds them singing

Dm Am

Way up ina the tree limb

Am G C F

Me get a call from the Englishman say him wan come hold a vibes

Am G Dm Am

Him wan run left the cold fi ketch some island life

Am G C F

44 to 876, at the drop of a dime

Am G Dm Am

Link up anytime

Am G C F

44 to 876, call the airline

Am G Dm Am

Fly out anytime

Am G C F

I'm trying to free my mind, and live a life stress free

Am G Dm Am

But the politics of this country are getting to me

Am G C F

I have a dream that I'm swimming in the Caribbean Sea

Am G

And then my good friend Shaggy says

Dm Am

"Come spend some time, family"

[Pre-Chorus: Sting]

Am G C F

I hear reggae music, that's playing in the street

Am G Dm Am

With maximum bass at all frequencies

Am G C F

It shakes me to my soul with a positive vibration

Am G Dm Am

I start dreaming of Jamaica and the Caribbean nation

[Chorus: All]

Am G C F

44 to 876

Am G Dm Am

44 to 876

[Verse 2: Shaggy]

Yow

Am G C F

From the 44 go a 876 dat a Kingston town go a London

Am G Dm Am

Big up di UK man dem-bam-bam-bam-bam

Welcome to Jamrock sand

Am G

Fly come a yard fi di island breeze

C F

Pretty girl walk 'pon di white sand beach

Am G Dm

Try please stay so a rice and peace

876 put yuh mind at ease

[Pre-Chorus: Sting]

Am G C F

I hear reggae music, it carries me away

Am G Dm Am

And the ghost of Bob Marley, that haunts me to this day

Am G C F

There's a spiritual truth in the words of his song

Am G Dm Am

And the Caribbean nation to which they belong

[Chorus: All]

Am G C F

44 to 876

Am G Dm Am

44 to 876

Am G C F

44 to 876

Am G Dm Am

44 to 876

About 44 876 Chords by Sting

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