The song "Reggae" by Etana is an uplifting and joyful tribute to the genre of reggae music. Etana uses the lyrics to convey her love for reggae and the way it moves her emotionally and spiritually. The song begins by describing how the music makes her feel alive and energized, comparing it to the wind blowing and the transformation from night to day. She expresses her desire to go slow and enjoy the journey that reggae music takes her on, even though she is unsure of its destination. Etana then compares reggae to a drum, emphasizing how it hits her with its rhythm and beats. She mentions playing chords and strumming, indicating the musical aspect of reggae. The repetition of the word "come" in the line "sing out and I will come, come, come, come" suggests that reggae music calls to her, draws her in, and brings her joy. The second verse suggests that at some point, Etana felt like reggae music was leaving her or letting her down. However, she reassures herself that music will never deceive her, and she will never be alone as long as she has reggae in her life. Overall, the song celebrates reggae as a powerful and transformative force in Etana's life. It is a testament to the healing, unifying, and uplifting qualities of reggae music and its ability to bring people together through its infectious rhythm, captivating melodies, and positive messages.
