After making his recording debut fronting a vocal group, the Emotions, Maxwell Livingston Smith, aka Max Romeo, launched his solo career in 1968 with the widely banned, yet hugely popular ‘Wet Dream’. The nature of his work immediately following this surprise UK hit (the record peaked at number ten in the Spring of ‘69) either echoed its sentiments or focused upon matters of a more romantic nature, but by 1971 he diversified further, cutting a series of popular Rasta-flavoured sides that marked him as one of Jamaica’s leading roots singers.
Throughout the remainder of the Seventies, he remained a leading figure in Jamaican music despite the great variance of the his output – his music ranging from blatant slackness to social commentary - and while he has long since eased off from his recorded and live work, he remains a hugely respected elder statesman on the reggae scene.
Max Romeo Wet Dream Meaning
The song "Wet Dream" by Max Romeo is a reggae track released in 1968. The song generated a lot of controversy due to its explicit sexual content and sexual innuendos in the lyrics.
The term "wet dream" refers to a fictional sexual experience that occurs during sleep and may involve male orgasm. In the context of Max Romeo's song, "Wet Dream" depicts the sexual fantasies and desires of a young man.
The song sparked debate about its provocative nature, and many critics interpreted the song as an expression of repressed and taboo sexual desires. It's important to note that the song may be considered offensive or inappropriate by some, as it addresses intimate topics explicitly.
"Wet Dream" has become one of Max Romeo's most well-known songs and has been widely discussed and censored in various contexts.
Max Romeo Wet Dream LYRICS:
Every night me go to sleep, me have wet dreams
Every night me go to sleep, me have wet dreams
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
You in your small corner, I stand in mine
Throw all the punch you want to, I can take them all
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Look how you're big and fat, like a big, big shot
Give the crumpet to big foot Joe, give the fanny to me
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down, so he said
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Lie down girl let me push it up, push it up, lie down
Max Romeo Wet Dream significato in italiano
La canzone "Wet Dream" di Max Romeo è un brano reggae pubblicato nel 1968. La canzone ha causato molte controversie a causa del suo contenuto sessuale esplicito e delle allusioni sessuali nel testo.
Il termine "wet dream" (in italiano "sogno bagnato") si riferisce a una esperienza sessuale immaginaria che si verifica durante il sonno e può comportare l'orgasmo maschile. Nel contesto della canzone di Max Romeo, "Wet Dream" descrive le fantasie e i desideri sessuali di un giovane uomo.
La canzone ha suscitato un dibattito sulla sua natura provocatoria e molti critici hanno interpretato il brano come un'espressione di desideri sessuali repressi e tabù. È importante notare che la canzone può essere considerata offensiva o inappropriata da alcuni, poiché tratta di argomenti intimi in modo esplicito.
"Wet Dream" è diventata una delle canzoni più famose di Max Romeo ed è stata sia ampiamente discussa che censurata in diversi contesti.
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