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Welcome To Jamrock - Damion 'Jr Gong' Marley
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Damien 'Jr. Gong' Marley

 

Into:
Out in di streets they call it murder (Ini Kamoze sample)

Welcome to jamrock/Camp weh di thugs dem camp at/2 pound a weed ina van back/
it ina yuh handbag yuh knapsack, it ina backpack/ di smell a gi yuh girlfrien contact/
some bwoy no know dis/dem only come around like tourist/on di beach wid few club sodas/ bedtimes stories/a pose like dem name chuck norris/ an dont know di real hardcore/cause sandals a no backto/di thugs dem wi do weh dem got to/an wont think twice to shot yuh/dont mek dem spot yuh/unless yuh carry guns alot to/a bear tuff things come at yuh/when trench town man stop laugh an block off traffic/den dem wheel an pop off an dem start clap it/wid di pin file dung an it a beat rapid/police come ina jeep an dem caan stop it/some sey dem playboy a playboy rabbit/funnyman a get drop like a bad habit/so badda pose tuff if yuh dont have it/rastafari stands alone

Chorus: welcome to jamrock welcome to jamrock out in di streets they call it murder

Verse 2
Welcome to jamdung/poor people a dead at random/political violence caan dung/bear ghost and phantom/di youths a get blind by stardom/now di kings of kings a call/ole man to pickney/so wave unnu hands if yuh wit me/to si di sufferation sick me/dem suit no fit me/to win election dem trick wi/den dem dont do nutting at all/come on lets face it/all ghetto educations basic/an most a di youth dem waste it/an when dem waste it thats when dem tek di guns replace/an dont stand a chance at all/an dats why a nuff lickle youth have up some fat matics/wid di extra magazine in a dem back pocket/an bleach a night time in a some black jacket/all who nah lock glock sey dem a lock rocket/dem wi full yuh up a current like a shock socket/dem wi run a road block which part da cops block it/an from now til a mornin nuh stop clock it/if dem run out a rounds a bruk back ratchet

welcome to jamrock welcome to jamrock
out in di streets they call it murder

northside southside
eastcoast westcoast
welcome to jamrock
cornwall middlesex and sorrey y'll

jamaica jamaica
jamaica jamaica no
jamaica jamaica
jamaica jamaica
welcome to jamrock


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