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Blvk H3ro Lyrics

Ay
An expression of enthusiasm or agreement

Check, check, check, check
Repeating a phrase to test a sound system

Prospect, respect
Showing respect and acknowledging the potential

To all our G.OA.T.S. Ya
Acknowledging all the greatest of all time

I say me made in jah image
God made me in his image

Selassie design that, tru
Haile Selassie, who Rastafarians consider to be a messiah, designed that naturally

Tell them the formula ye man me find that
Sharing his recipe for success with others

Is like that
It's just the way it is

The beat a try fight back
The rhythm is challenging him

But I what
But he perseveres

Find the proper melody
Finds the right tune

An now the riddim lie flat
Now the rhythm is perfect

Dah one ya burn dem like a apple cider
This song is hot and fiery like apple cider

Mi a pro with the tools
He is a professional with his tools - his music talent and equipment

All when me eye lock
Even if he's distracted

It hard fi decipher the cyphers weh I drop
It's hard to understand the complex rhymes he's delivering

Like lava I hot
His rhymes are hot and flow like lava

We study all the greats
He pays tribute to the legends who came before him

An learn fi write some proper songs
He learns from their music and writes his own great songs

Now me flow like Pap San
He's now flowing like a well-known Jamaican rapper, Pap San

An grab the mic like Super Cat
He takes charge of the mic like dancehall superstar, Super Cat

And shell the place like Rototom
He performs so well he shakes the venue like a popular reggae festival, Rototom

Now them wonder what agwan
Now they're wondering what's going on

Because every single song we drop
Because every track they release

Is an atomic bomb
Is explosive and game-changing

Anuh water house
Not a lower-class neighborhood

Yeah this a the fire house rock
This is the high-class house of fiery music

Big dance a keep
A huge party is happening

People all a watch from house top
People are watching from their rooftops

Tell Zozo it won't stop
He's telling those who doubted him that he won't stop

Reggae build the walls
The genre of music builds strength and identity

An dancehall make the house rock
Dancehall music energizes the vibe

And if you don't know King Jammys
If you're not familiar with King Jammys, a Jamaican music producer

Then you get a big whammy
Then you're missing out on something big and important

If you don't know Big Sound
If you don't know another Jamaican sound system

Then you get a big stone
Then you're missing out on something important and classic

Coxone and Duke Reid
Referring again to master sound system DJs

Right down orange street
On Orange Street, a famous street for Jamaican music

A uroy and big youth do it unique
Referring again to the legends of reggae music

Oh-lord
An expression of exasperation or disbelief

We original nineteen how long
They are original and started from the early days

We a lock the place
They are dominating the music scene

While some boy a lock the gate
While others are left outside of the success

While we a run the globe
They are successful globally

Some man a run them shoes
Other people are merely keeping up with them

Originate, originate
They are the originators and pioneers of their sound

Yu know say rasta rude boi could never be a bait
He is proud to be a Rastafarian and won't be taken advantage of

Ye-uh
An expression of approval or acknowledgement

(They should know)
A statement that others should recognize their talent and success

Ay
An expression of enthusiasm or agreement

Ay
An expression of enthusiasm or agreement