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Linstead Market Linstead Market

(Jamaican Creole) (English)

I carry mi ackee, go a Linstead Market I carried my ackee fruit going to Linstead


Not a quattie worth sell Market,
I carry me ackee, go a Linstead Market Not a penny-worth sold.
Not a quattie worth sell. I carried my ackee fruit going to Linstead
Market,
(Chorus) Not a penny-worth sold.
Lawd what a night, not a bite
What a Saturday night (Chorus)
Lawd what a night not a bite Lord what a night, not a bite*,
What a Saturday night. What a Saturday night.
Lord what a night not a bite,
Everybody come feel up, feel up What a Saturday night.
Not a quattie worth sell
Everybody come feel up, feel up Everybody came to squeeze it, squeeze
Not a quattie worth sell. (Chorus) it,
Not a penny-worth sold.
Do mi mommy nuh beat mi kill mi Everybody came to squeeze it, squeeze
Sake (take) a Merry-go-round it,
Do mi mommy don't beat me kill Not a penny-worth sold.
Sake a Merry-go-round.
(Chorus)
(Chorus)
My mommy don't beat me, kill me,
All di pickney dem a linga linga For the sake of a Merry-go-round.
Fi weh dem mumma no bring My mommy don't beat me, kill me,
All di pickney dem a linga linga For the sake of a Merry-go-round.
Fi weh dem mumma no bring.
(Chorus)
Lawd, what a night, not a bite
What a Saturday night All the children they lingered, lingered,
Lawd, what a night, not a bite For what their mama didn't bring**
How di pickney gwine feed? All the children they lingered, lingered,
For what their mama didn't bring.

Lord, what a night, not a bite


What a Saturday night
Lord, what a night, not a bite
How will the children be fed?

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