Jamaica Moon Lyrics - Chuck Berry

Me walking' alone me bring jug of rum 

Me sit down on the sea shore till dee boat she come 

It long dee night, it's quiet dee dock 

The boat a little late she do a 12 o'clock 

Me watch the tide come easy in 

It low the moon, but high dee wind 

Jamaica moon, Jamaica moon 

Me was so alone, me couldn't help but open dee rum 

So long maybe dee wait until dee boat she come 

Me girl she love me she come back for me 

We set sail in dee morning go back across dee sea 

We dock in New York, the building be so high 

She promised me dee honeymoon be so near dee sky 

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Jamaica moon, Jamaica moon 

Me still alone, me sip on dee rum 

Me head began to tell me that dee boat no come 

To bring me me love, bringing me ting, ting, ting 

She rocked and roll beautiful, she dance and sing 

She hold me closer me she pushed me lip 

Me eyes they close, and me heart she go flip 

Jamaica moon, Jamaica moon 

Me lay down a little woosey, me been drinking dee rum 

Jamaica moon please tell me that dee boat will come 

She no can be me bride with dee game she play 

Me hoped to let her go but me body say stay 

Me lay down on dee dock was so good dee rum 

Me fall asleep at noon here when de boat she come 

Jamaica moon, Jamaica moon 

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At twelve she come, till dawn she roam 

They tell me that she look and wait and cry and go back home 

Dee boat whistle blew, me open me eyes 

So bright were dee sun, blue Jamaica sky 

Down the pier me run dee boat I still can see 

Sailing fast away with me bride to be 

Jamaica moon, Jamaica moon 

Now be broken heart is sailing on that boat she on 

Me see the water trailing but the boat she gone 

Me missed me bride to be now me head low hung 

Me sleep too long no more me touch dee rum 

It so dry me throat me no more can sing 

Me miss me bride to be no have no ting ting 

Jamaica moon, me love when she gone 

Me walking back home, me still all alone