Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Stroll, artist - C.L. Smooth. Album song American Me, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 30.10.2006
Record label: Shaman Work
Song language: English
The Stroll |
Uhh, C-L Smooth |
The Mecca Don, |
uhh |
Fresh off the plane, |
spliff rolled, bags |
trunked couple broads in back, |
what’s that? |
Slam dunk |
Five deep in the port, |
Smooth in the middle car |
and we take no cheques, |
overstand me so far? |
Speedin all through Ochi, |
guap kept closely |
A little town called Priory, |
mark it in your diary |
I’m hard with Ram Dog, |
the late great Willie |
Wanna know what the chin is brewin, lightin my Cuba Once |
my slippers is touchin sand, |
soakin up a tan |
The only position I’m holdin, |
is chain of command |
and that’s word to Juggy Zoot, |
this is not a fluke |
On the strength keep dancin BoBo |
this is my salute Party |
with Dons like Theroy Fowls, |
keep your head up king |
And that’s from me to you |
the real thing |
Paper trail on a global scale, |
mind soul and body |
like Claudy Massive and Bob Marley |
Just like they do, |
that cling to dough |
I’ll cling to you |
my love |
(that's the island) |
I can’t erase, |
the memories |
of things we used to do |
(do it big) |
You remind me of, |
the golden sun |
that shines after the storm |
(for my ladies) |
Oh how we used, |
to plan the life |
and dream land for a stroll |
Said it was written |
he who judge cast the first stone |
I’m back home, |
the Milk River heals my bone |
Ride to Tiamet in my Circe, |
dumpling and skinfish early |
Sour sap juice mixed with nutriment |
and Guinness |
Been about my business, |
me and Dog |
leave the country Headed for town, |
where at night you don’t stop at a red light You get rushed, get your throat cut |
think not? |
When most times you can’t find me in |
a tourist spot |
I’m in Waterhouse, |
eating porterhouse |
Where them mothers all biddin |
for they daughter’s hand |
I’m crackin lobsters worth 20 grand, |
why they can’t take my crown |
I’m into classic Sunday nights, |
Ray Town |
We’re the one to chase down, |
next day, |
all new faces |
How I sponsor soccer matches |
and car races |
Just the pioneer of the music, |
show you how it moves me |
The second coming of Jack Ruby |
Just like they do, |
that cling to dough |
I’ll cling to you |
my love |
(that's the island) |
I can’t erase, |
the memories |
of things we used to do |
(do it big) |
You remind me of, |
the golden sun |
that shines after the storm |
(for my ladies) |
Oh how we used, |
to plan the life |
and dream land for a stroll |
I wear it like mosquito repellant, |
tokin that A-grade bud |
Where all they love to taste is |
foreign blood |
Under palm trees with no concern |
how my third world turn |
In all my walkways, torches burn |
In the hills of Hollywood, |
overlooking Kingston |
To sacrifice for the people |
from this view sink in |
To climb that mountain, |
stay countin with a stack |
Move on a gift wrap, |
sold it to 'em rob it back |
Laid up at a Ritz-Carlton |
See them big Dons |
come check me |
and oldfoots connect me |
Like the Knights of the Round Table, |
Black Heart’s the label |
I’m just the hand that rocks the cradle Straight up plate, beachfront, |
cameras on the gate |
Just to deal it, |
no way, |
smuggle it? |
Can’t wait |
I told you once, |
I told you twice, |
the ultimate price |
is what dips my shotties |
to paradise |
I pray the stars, |
may safely keep |
and watch you while you sleep |
(real talk) |
And day by day, |
the sun will shine |
as you trot along the way (rewind) |
I pray the stars, |
may safely keep |
and watch you while you sleep |
(real talk) |
And day by day, |
the sun will shine |
as you trot along the way |