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Soundcheckin'
03:15
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Soundcheckin' tryin' to make sure it's right
Soundcheckin' so we have some good nights
Soundcheckin' so we won't be surprised
Soundcheckin' tryin' to catch the vibe.
Well I been thinking on how it all began
And I swear I'll never do it that way again
Rushing in, not scopin' it out
Goin' straight to the stage without hearin' how it sounds
See I was blinded by the look and the smell
I fell for ya before I could tell
That you'd be crackin', squealin', hurtin' my ears
And off my life you know, you've taken some years
That's why you gotta check it all out
(Check it all out, check it all out)
Don't think for a minute that it's all worked out
(All worked out, all worked out)
Well you know you gotta
Sound soundcheckin' whoah sound, sound check it y'all
Soundcheckin' tryin' to make sure it's right
Soundcheckin' so we have some good nights
Soundcheckin' so we won't be surprised
Soundcheckin' tryin' to catch the vibe.
Now I'll admit I thought that we'd have a ball
Cuz you had all the latest gear, put together so well and all
But it goes to show no matter how much you spend
If it ain't right on the inside theres no way you can win
(Take it serious)
Take this serious cuz I'm talkin' to you
(Don't ever rush)
Don't ever rush in to nothing that you ain't got to
(Soundheckin')
See soundcheckin' is a metaphoric phrase
For you to check out your situation
Don't get played
That's why you gotta check it all out
(Check it all out, check it all out)
Don't think for a minute that it's all worked out
(All worked out, all worked out)
Well you know you gotta
Sound soundcheckin' whoah sound, sound check it come on
Soundcheckin' tryin' to make sure its right
Soundcheckin' so we have some good nights
Soundcheckin' so we won't be surprised
Soundcheckin' tryin' to catch the vibe.
That's why you gotta check it all out
(Check it all out, check it all out)
Don't think for a minute that it's all worked out
(All worked out, all worked out)
Well you know you gotta
Said you know you gotta
Well you know you gotta
That's why you gotta check it all out
(Check it all out, check it all out)
Don't think for a minute that it's all worked out
(All worked out, all worked out)
Well you know you gotta
Sound soundcheckin' whoah sound, sound check it now
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Bad Man
03:28
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Bad Man
Comin' up in a crazy World
Bad Man
Why did you hurt so many girls
Bad Man
Why is ya truth always lies
Bad Man
It's time to catch up with the times
Even though you may be a product of your environment
Remember how it made you feel, and run far away from it
Yeah its up to me and to change the cycle of this trend
Grab a young man by the hand and lead him where you wish you'd been
Bad Man
Yeah I'm talking to you
Bad Man
See I was once that Bad Man too
Till I decided
It wasn't no use in me
Trying to do something that was never going to end up good for me
So one day I had to open up my eyes
And it's amazing how that day that changed my life
I couldn't just keep on doing for me
Yeah I had to try and raise my family
See you can get right or you can get gone
Bad Man one day
You gon' have to move along.
What you gonna do when you grow up
What's the world gon' be like when it really gets rough?
What happens when the people turn they back on you?
You'll find yourself by yourself, then whatcha gon' do?
Bad Man, Bad Man, Bad Man, Bad Man, Bad Man, Bad Man, Bad Man, Bad Man, Whatcha gonna do
×3
See you gotta make your ways in life
Do good, ya gotta do right
The world ain't never gonna wait on you
Bad Man tell me whatcha gonna do?
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Personal
03:38
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4. |
Diggin' on a Groove
06:13
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5. |
Home
04:24
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