"Fight Fe Come In" is a song by UB40, a British reggae-pop band. The song tells the story of a crowded music session or party where people are fighting to get in. The lyrics depict the energetic atmosphere of the event, with references to James Bond, a back-up general called CP, and a Jamaican dialect. The song begins by describing the singer's experience at the event, where there is a lot of excitement and energy. The line "What a bam bam round the mike m.c." refers to the energetic vibe around the microphone and the master of ceremonies. The lyrics also mention James Bond as a backup general, adding an element of coolness and power to the scene. The chorus repeats the phrase "Them just a fight fe come in," referring to the people outside who are eager to get inside the session. The lyrics emphasize the struggle and competition to enter the party, with multiple mentions of fighting and the need to have a clean kerchief (handkerchief) to cover one's face. Despite the chaos outside, the singer enjoys being inside the party, comparing the crowded space to a tin of sardines. The lyrics mention Freddy, who is daydreaming and possibly dancing in an eccentric way. The singer also mentions dipping up and down like a submarine and racing faster than motorcycle racer Barry Sheene. The song highlights the enthusiasm and diversity of the crowd, with both men and women attending the session. The chorus repeats the phrase "Them just a fight fe come in" to emphasize the determination of the people outside to join the party. The lyrics also touch on social issues, suggesting that a pregnant woman is dancing at the event, while a bad boy is causing trouble on the streets. However, the singer, representing James Bond, emphasizes the importance of allowing everyone to join the session and enjoy the music. Overall, "Fight Fe Come In" is a lively and energetic song that depicts a vibrant music session where people are not only fighting to get inside but also expressing their joy and excitement through dancing and shouting. The lyrics celebrate the diversity and unity the event brings and its ability to transcend social barriers.
