| I remember reggae woman on the 29th floor
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| Sometimes summer in the reggae room
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| She dancing and singing all the day
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| As she stand behind the door
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| Heard her vice and body fights
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| Connect just in her eye saloon
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| I remember reggae woman, she was captured that young
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| She touched me herself in flying high
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| And behind her reggae lover as the sound and old sun
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| On the wall want shake you round
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| And I wish to stay or die
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| Since you’re gone reggae woman I know
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| I got dream to be dreamed
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| As your move of the river and stream
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| Never sees to leave and go
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| I remember reggae woman on the 29th floor
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| Sitting down and after almost done
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| As the days of summer standing there in an open door
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| After she was more than sweet
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| After all and I’m just one
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| Since you’re gone…
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| I remember reggae woman on the 29th floor
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| All her smile is all she left to me
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| Good enough for me is I can’t
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| I can’t see her anymore
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| She is over need to me
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| And she told me how to be
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| Since you’re gone…
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| Since you’re gone…
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| Since you’re gone… |