Artist: Triston Palmer
Triston Palmer's lyrics & chords
Triston Palmer aka Triston or Tristan Palma (born 1962, Waltham Park, Kingston, Jamaica) is a reggae singer/deejay active since the mid-1970s. Palmer was born in 1962 and grew up in the Waltham Park area of Kingston, and decided from an early age that he wanted to be a singer. He began by singing to the accompaniment of Soul Syndicate guitarist Tony Chin. His first recording was "Love Is A Message" for producer Bunny Lee when he was eight years old, which was followed by "A-Class Girl" for the Black Solidarity label, which was co-run by Palmer...read more
Round the world version Ebony eyes Everyday Deal me in False rumours If you could meet somebody Jealous girls Somebody dub Disappointed lover Weh dem did deh Smoker joker Three against war Redemption song Missing you Straight from the heart Come turn on me Struggle dub Bad mind and ungreatful Jah is watching you Shotty shotty Dream of me Problems Dub bad Born naked Last christmas Oh holy night All i want Sonia Chances dub Love each other If we try dub Dubbing time Stronger Bangarang Ragga salsa This world can be beautiful Blind devotion In love with you I want to know Jah on my mind That you take away dub Give king selassie i praises Feel good Cool down Oh jah jah Them wounded Dub girl Upside down The hustle Jah blessing flowing dub If you wanna go Baby i love your way Touch up the vibes Itation corner Royal love Girl of mine dub Glad you are here Africa for africans Why Chant rastafari Reggae music Gone with a star Live on Steady rock Joanna Biblical confrontation I saw mommy kissing santa Higher Money hype Suffering Is it possible Let them talk A house is not a home Holly holly No guns Fight fi position I need more Gunman Have you seen my girl Two in a family All i have is love Torturing me Red eye Friday night jamboree Whos that girl Phlatline sound Jah jah guidance Seek and find Bun di sensimelia Mr false preacher No loafting Folly rankin Fatty bum bum Long long time Natural lady ft sammy dread Ruption in the dancehall Roaming girl
