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2 Live Crew ~ Ghetto Bass II


Mr. Mixx: Ghetto Style Dee-Jays! {Don't touch that stereo!} {Ghetto} {Bass} Verse 1: Fresh Kid Ice What's up, party people, we're back again Bringin' you the message from some of our friends They're the funkiest crew from the heart of the city When the amps are on, they'll take no pity 'Cause Ghetto has the style that has the girls jockin' When you talk about the system, all you say is "Rockin'!" Others hear the name, then scream out loud 'Cause they are known to move the crowd When you hear the sound, they'll stop and wonder Then gaze upon the speaker, the wall of thunder Standin' on the ground, 3 stories high The deepest bass and the real fresh high So step off your throne; they're on the loose The DJ's from Miami with all the juice So consider yourself warned; they're back on the case: It's Luke Skyywalker and the Ghetto Style Bass! {Ghetto} {Get up} Verse 2: Brother Marquis To some, "Ghetto" is a name; to others a tradition In the city of boom, ther can never be an addition Of any of the DJ's to rock the land Like the ones from the city and the boys from Pac-Jam Handsome Harry, you know the brother was strong He ain't dared any man to get him wrong L.A. Jay, this young brother doesn't play He'll strong-arm any sucker who gets in his way Baby Ced, Liberty City born and bred Always known for the knowledge and sense of the head Disco Gene, he's reunited with the team He was gone for a while, but back in the swing of things Amazing Chico, a king to his trade Known as Bernie B. on 9-1-7 Bass And G.I. Joe, who has the girls by the row He always gets cased 'cause his game is gettin' slow And last but not least, marvelous J.P., And we can't forget Cisco - we're glad you are free So one day to your kids you will tell the story Of how the Ghetto Style DJ's achieved their glory! {Ghetto} {Bass} {Look out everybody, 'cause they're in the place, It's Luke Skyywalker and the Ghetto Bass!} more free lyrics

Mr. Mixx:
Ghetto Style Dee-Jays!

{Don't touch that stereo!}
{Ghetto} {Bass}

Verse 1: Fresh Kid Ice
What's up, party people, we're back again
Bringin' you the message from some of our friends
They're the funkiest crew from the heart of the city
When the amps are on, they'll take no pity
'Cause Ghetto has the style that has the girls jockin'
When you talk about the system, all you say is "Rockin'!"
Others hear the name, then scream out loud
'Cause they are known to move the crowd
When you hear the sound, they'll stop and wonder
Then gaze upon the speaker, the wall of thunder
Standin' on the ground, 3 stories high
The deepest bass and the real fresh high
So step off your throne; they're on the loose
The DJ's from Miami with all the juice
So consider yourself warned; they're back on the case:
It's Luke Skyywalker and the Ghetto Style Bass!

{Ghetto} {Get up}

Verse 2: Brother Marquis
To some, "Ghetto" is a name; to others a tradition
In the city of boom, ther can never be an addition
Of any of the DJ's to rock the land
Like the ones from the city and the boys from Pac-Jam
Handsome Harry, you know the brother was strong
He ain't dared any man to get him wrong
L.A. Jay, this young brother doesn't play
He'll strong-arm any sucker who gets in his way
Baby Ced, Liberty City born and bred
Always known for the knowledge and sense of the head
Disco Gene, he's reunited with the team
He was gone for a while, but back in the swing of things
Amazing Chico, a king to his trade
Known as Bernie B. on 9-1-7 Bass
And G.I. Joe, who has the girls by the row
He always gets cased 'cause his game is gettin' slow
And last but not least, marvelous J.P.,
And we can't forget Cisco - we're glad you are free
So one day to your kids you will tell the story
Of how the Ghetto Style DJ's achieved their glory!

{Ghetto} {Bass}

{Look out everybody, 'cause they're in the place,
It's Luke Skyywalker and the Ghetto Bass!}

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