Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song How's Life In London, artist - London PosseAlbum song Gangster Chronicles: The Definitive Collection, in the genre Иностранный рэп и хип-хоп
Date of issue: 16.06.2013
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Tru Thoughts
Song language: English
How's Life In London |
Cos when I see em I didn’t rap |
(What you mean you didn’t storm?) |
You know that, I did dip but weren’t about to dive before I’m pro, black |
I believe ya, now watch the heat we bring fever |
(Remember rap attack?) I used to mack and sport beaver |
With the backing |
And more puff than the magic dragon |
(Why the spliff look large?) |
Because we put the whole bag in! |
I remember there was a slag in my old days of blaggin' |
Enough man’d get but we don’t ban a cheque |
So we’d skip, find some honey dips and we’d wop |
At the night spots, cos that shit jump in '86 |
'85 '84 or whenever |
I remember Mandy she used to like leather |
(Then freak to beat, freak) long before acid |
When I used to ride a scooter with the Honda bike massive |
And when we go to Tokyo they go, «How is life in London?» |
And all the sexy Yardy girls are always, «How is life in London?» |
And the weed man in Amsterdam say, «How is life in London?» |
(And what you tell them?) |
Boy, I want you listen the way I strung em I tell em about the rallies |
And the ballies on the manor |
Who roll thick and quick to flip like Bruce Banner |
Check my grammar |
The girls in Japan love the slang |
And the ones in Manhattan they like the chattin' so it’s easy sprattin' |
I remember Burberrys and Acme scooter jackets |
Forgot to pay tax in the shack I used to smash it With the ratchet |
We used to playfight in the sunshine |
And laugh at the suckers getting stung on the frontline |
I used to do the jockey moves to The Blackstones |
Getting flat in the days of Farah slacks and beaver hats |
A young yute coming up through puberty |
Wasn’t known for microphone and then boning was still new to me Used to clock the sweet tings on Oxford Street |
And Kings Road when I’d shop to meet skins to ring, y’know |
And in Japan they’d say I talk like Damien |
The Yanks said I sound Australian, but hear me now |
The Chinese girls ask me, «How is life in London?» |
And in New York the talk is always, «How is life in London?» |
And all my honeys in Harare ask me, «How is life in London?» |
(And what you tell 'em?) |
I tell 'em as a yute I used to stun 'em |
And I used to be in love with that hun Carolina |
Her daddy was from Jamaica and her mum come from China |
She was shocking, so nuff man was jockeying to grind her |
But she stuck with me, even though I three-timed her |
As a yute I was a railer used to jack the cheats of London |
(And now we chat) |
I got more flavour than a pack of cheese and onion |
I stunned em In Japan a black man nice always |
I wouldn’t back a cracker so I couldn’t sprat in Norway |
As a yute I spread the skins and found there’s cherries in the middle |
If I liked the wiggle, I call her Eliza Doolittle |
Cos by jove I think she’s got it And if she’s got it I’ma get it cos I want to get into it I used to wanna get intimate |
They said I couldn’t now I can and yes I know I can, can’t I honey? |
The way I’m running tings is real funny |
As a little whippersnapper it was, «Pooni or money,» y’know |
All the girls in Queens ask me, «How is life in London?» |
Seen. |
In the Phillippines they ask me, «How is life in London?» |
And all my Spanish bredruns ask me, «How is life in London?» |
Chat. |
All at once I’ve got them going, «How is life in London?» |