| Angelo Moore:
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| Ladies and gentlemen, lions and lionesses
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| King cats of the jungle and pussycats of the Sahara
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| When it comes to music everybody knows about the cool cats of jazz
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| but when it comes to reggae what cha’ll know about these rude scratch lions?
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| Junor Francis: If you’re ready let them hear you!
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| Black Shakespeare:
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| Yeah we’re ready, ready, ready to rock it steady
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| Alex: Bless up Dreadie
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| Malik: Yeah, dub it heavy ya’ll
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| Black Shakespeare:
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| King of the jungle, from JA to LA to the rivers of Humboldt
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| Lion roar and the speakers go (roar)
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| Babylon stumble, tumble and crumble
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| Earthquaker — blaze up for acres
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| Echo, echo, echo the sounds of Jamaica
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| Lazer beams, supreme overstanding
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| Walk and we talk like a champion, free Buju Banton
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| from Kingston to Compton, Ochie to Oakland, Trenchtown to Upland
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| Treasure Isle to Trojan, lion wicked and wild from ocean to ocean
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| In a motion, strutting in that jungle style for generations we blazing it I
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| Kick it up, don’t stop. |
| Pick it up, let the rhythm drop.
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| No we never, never… no joker smoker
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| I’m the toaster that burn that mota
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| That makes them locas loca
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| Police and thieves want fe march like soldier
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| Red, gold and green, roots and culture
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| It’s sunshine to sunset from East to West
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| Bless to my lioness, the Queen Mother and the Emperess
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| Bless that Cali cess.
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| Kick it up, don’t stop. |
| Pick it up, let the rhythm drop.
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| I said the analogue, analogue style
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| Kicking up the dubs from Chavez to Miracle Mile
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| Big up, big up Reggae Pops and Dusk
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| on a riddim in a spiritual high
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| On a mission I vibe with I bredren
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| Audiophile rock 45's reel up, backspin
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| Relaxing on the Gold Coast, listening to
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| Coxsone Dodd at the controls
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| Pass go on the freeway, 101 to 405
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| It’s 4:20, Pacifica time, Lions on the chalice with stars in their eyes
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| The angels in the city look so pretty
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| Make them lowriders low and lounge back in their Caddies.
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| Vibrating out from the trunk
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| The bass speakers go (ba-bump ba-bump)
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| And the gal, them wind them (ba-dunka dunk)
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| Got that skunk and that reggae riddim funk
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| From up the beach to the concrete jungle
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| Lions sound roar make them speakers grumble
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| Rumble, skank up an' bubble
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| Leave all your troubles
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| Got all them ladies crazy and tasty
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| Cook it up, cook it up master chef Hastie. |