Jamaica Rum
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Jamaica Rum
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Jamaica, land of tropical fruit
And young girls in pineapple juice
I like to sit in the sun
Drinking Jamaica Rum
I'm as lazy as can be, mm-mmm
This is the life that suits me
With a glass or three
Oh Jamaica, your country smells sweet
Waves rolling onto the beach
This is my home in the sun
Drinking Jamaica Rum
I like laying in the breeze, mm-mmm
Shading under coconut trees
With my head on my knees
Oh Jamaica, the sand and the sea
Fresh air where a man can feel free
But this life doesn't suit everyone
Drinking Jamaica Rum
Sitting in the shade out of the sun
I'm happy to sit here on my own
And sip your-our rum
Jamaica, land of tropical fruit
Rum is a drink to dilute
My head beats like a drum
From drinking Jamaica Rum
Drinking Jamaica Rum
Drinking... [hiccup]
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