Released: September 18, 2020

Featuring: Alanis Morissette

[Intro: Ziggy Marley]
Eh, yeah, hey
Here we go now
Ey, ey, ey, ey, ey

[Verse 1: Ziggy Marley & Alanis Morissette]
These are the words we use everyday
Please, excuse me, thank you
Please, may I have some candy?
Please, can I watch some TV?

[Verse 2: Ziggy Marley & Alanis Morissette]
These are the words we use everyday
Please, excuse me, thank you
Please, can you roll down my window?
Please, can I have some tomorrow?

[Chorus 1: Alanis Morissette & Ziggy Marley]
To say sorry is fine
Hey, we can laugh and cry at the same time
And when it's time for me to do
Remember magic words make dreams come true

[Verse 4: Alanis Morissette]
These are the words we use everyday
Please, excuse me, thank you
Please, I would like some pizza?
Please, may I have some ice cream?

[Verse 5: Ziggy Marley]
These are the words we use everyday
Please, excuse me, thank you
Please can I get a banjo? (Why?)
Please

[Verse 6: Ziggy Marley & Alanis Morissette]
Hey, these are the words we use every day
Please, excuse me, thank you
Please, can I have that toy?
Please, let's live in joy

[Verse 7: Ziggy Marley & Alanis Morissette]
These are the words we use everyday
Please, excuse me, thank you
Please, can I have a Madeline?
Please, it's not my bedtime

[Chorus 2: Ziggy Marley & Alanis Morissette]
To say thank you is nice
When you ask and get the things you like
And when it's time for you to do
Remember magic words
Make your dreams come true

[Outro: Ziggy Marley & Alanis Morissette]
These are the words we use everyday
Please, excuse me, thank you
Thank you, thank you, thank you
Thank you

Ziggy Marley

Ziggy Marley was born as David Nesta Marley on October 17, 1968, in Kingston, Jamaica. The oldest son of reggae great Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley has continued the family’s involvement in the music scene, making a name for himself as one of the genre’s leading artists in the process. He spent some of his early years growing up in Trench Town, one of Kingston’s poorest neighborhoods as his father tried to make a success of his band, the Wailers (later Bob Marley and the Wailers). A singer in her own right, his mother joined the group in the mid-1970s.

Also in his youth, Marley spent some time in Wilmington, Delaware, where his younger brother Stephen was born in 1972. He already had an older sister, Cedella, and an older half-sister, Sharon, from his mother’s previous relationship. The four siblings recorded their first song together, “Children Playing in the Streets,” in 1979. Written by their father, the single addressed the horrible poverty that many children in Jamaica were living in. Royalties from the song were donated to the United Nations Children’s Fund.

Ziggy Marley made a name for himself as one of the genre’s leading artists. Ziggy and his siblings formed the band Melody Makers in 1981 after their father’s death. Their 1988 album, Conscious Party, won a Grammy and helped the group break through to mainstream audiences. After a few more successful albums with the band, Marley began a solo career in 2006.