| Jamaicans, out of many we are one
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| Peace and love
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| I went down to West Kingston
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| There was peace, peace and love, oh yeah
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| I went up to East Kingston
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| There was peace, peace and love
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| So please keep it up my brothers
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| And let peace and love abide, oh yeah
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| So please keep it up my sisters
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| And let peace and love abide
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up, oh my brothers
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| Don’t break it up youth-man, oh no-no-no
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| Don’t break it up, break it up, oh no-no-no
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up
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| It’s not right to fight
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| For something you don’t know about
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| Keep it up, keep it up, oh my brothers
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up, oh my sisters
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| Don’t break it up, break it up, oh no-no-no
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| Don’t break it up youth-man, oh no-no-no
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| I went up to the south
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| There was peace all about, oh yeah
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| I went down to the north
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| There was peace all about
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| Youthman it’s not right to fight
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| For something you don’t know about
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up, oh my brothers
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| Don’t break it up youth-man, oh no-no-no
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up, oh my sisters
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up, oh my brothers
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| I-man trod on to Jungle
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| There was peace, peace and love
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| Then move on to Rema
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| There was more peace and love
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| Then I went on to Tivoli
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| There was also peace and love
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| I-man trod on to Regent Street
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| There was also peace and love, oh yeah
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up oh my brothers
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| Don’t break it up, break it up, oh no-no-no
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| Let’s keep it up, keep it up, oh my sisters
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| Don’t break it up youth-man |