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Some say dem a run place,
Nuff get erase cyah replace,
My dawgs watch di road, yeah yeah, alrite

Some say dem hardcore, I’ve seen it all before,
One more body drop dung pon floor, I’ve seen it all before
Two fren a par shot fire skull bore, I’ve seen it all before
Prison an’ morgue cyah hol’ nuttin’ more I’ve seen it all before.

Some a tek up badness pon street eh, man been dere done dat
Screw face cyah frighten we yeah, man been dere done dat
An’ bare lip service when yuh see dem, badness nuh mek outa tuff chat
An all di hype dem a hype dem nuh frighten we because
Man been dere done dat

Some likkle jus come jus born, see dem a trace so dem gwan
Time dem a waste betta dem jus calm
An’ mi nuh work affa people fi function, alrite
Dawg mi see dis every day, nuff pretend to be something dat their not,
One likkle piece a cheese ketch di rat so dem run inna death trap, alrite

Some say dem hardcore, I’ve seen it all before,
One more body drop dung pon floor, I’ve seen it all before
Two fren a par shot fire skull bore, I’ve seen it all before
Prison an’ morgue cyah hol’ nuttin’ more I’ve seen it all before.

Some a tek up badness pon street eh, man been dere done dat
Screw face cyah frighten we yeah, man been dere done dat
An’ bare lip service when yuh see dem, badness nuh mek outa tuff chat
An all di hype dem a hype dem nuh frighten we because
Man been dere done dat

Nowadays tings aint di same same
Nuff a dem sick in dem brain brain
Man a tek life everyday fi claim fame
Some a di don dem a switch an’ change lane
Alrite, mi neva know
Say mi woulda born an’ grow fi see tings like dis
Now mi know, say di smaller yuh keep yuh circle
Dat a less risk
Yute gwan aim fi yuh goal and strive ina life
Fi di tings yuh achieve
Keep it straight an’ positive some a dem, nah practice wah dem preach
One day change mus come haffi learn how fi stan’ firm pon yuh feet
A nuh everybody yuh fi watch nor folla cah some n’have no weh a reach

Some say dem hardcore, I’ve seen it all before,
One more body drop dung pon floor, I’ve seen it all before
Two fren a par shot fire skull bore, I’ve seen it all before
Prison an’ morgue cyah hol’ nuttin’ more I’ve seen it all before.

Some a tek up badness pon street eh, man been dere done dat
Screw face cyah frighten we yeah, man been dere done dat
An’ bare lip service when yuh see dem, badness nuh mek outa tuff chat
An all di hype dem a hype dem nuh frighten we because
Man been dere done dat

Music Video by Busy Signal performing ‘Juvie Slow Down’ (Official Music Video). Produced by Digi Vybz Records.

Debbie Bissoon goes Beyond the Stage with International Dancehall artiste Busy Signal – Part 1

Major Lazer – Jump (feat. Busy Signal) (Official Audio) June 2017

JAH9 and Grammy-nominated band Raging Fyah are enjoying a boost in sales on this week’s Billboard Reggae album chart.

Jah9’s sophomore set 9 —released in September last year and peaked at number five — moves from 35 to number 15. The set registered sales of 30 copies up from 14 copies the week before. To date, the album – released by VP Music Group — has sold 972 copies.

Everlasting by Raging Fyah leaped from 27 to 13 with sales of 54 copies up from 21 the week before. Released in May last year,

Everlasting had debuted at number two. The 13-track set features collaborations with Jesse Royal, J Boog and Busy Signal.

To date, Everlasting has sold 1,289 copies.

Elsewhere on the Billboard Reggae album chart, Rebelution’s Falling into Place continues to lead the pack at the top of the chart. It sold 893 copies over the past week after selling 205 copies the week before. Its sales figure to date stands at 32,385 copies.

Last week’s number four entry, Transition by Jemere Morgan, saw an uptick in sales as it moves into the number two spot, selling 304 copies up from 132 the previous week. After two weeks, it has sold 436 copies.

J Boog’s Wash House Ting tumbles from 2 to 3, even though it saw an increase in sales of 213 copies up from 164 the week before. Its sales to date stands at 4,135 copies.

Stephen Marley’s Revelation Part II: The Fruit of Life shoots from nine to number four, selling 210 copies up from 88 the previous week. Released last July, the set has sold 11,182.

Holding down the number five slot is Stick Figure’s Set in Stone which has fallen from number three. It sold 160 copies over the past week to bring its total to 24,321 copies.

Hawaiian surfer Landon McNamara’s A Dollar Short, A Minute Late moves up a spot to number six, selling 154 copies. Since its release, the album has sold 1,147 copies.

Slipping a notch down to number seven is Rebelution’s Live at Red Rocks, which sold 127 copies, while Bob Marley & The Wailers’ The Legend Live: Santa Barbara Country Bowl November 25, 1979 holds firm at number eight after selling 113 copies.

Matisyahu’s Release the Bound (EP) rises four places to number nine, while Iration’s long-charting Hotting Up inches up a spot to number 10. To date, the latter has sold 17,889 copies.

New York-based reggae outfit the Frightnrs fall from number six to number 11 with Nothing More to Say. The album has so far sold 5,019 copies.

Double Up, the acoustic set from Iration, holds at number 12 to bring its total sales to 1,289, while the long-running Water for Your Soul by Joss Stone holds firm at number 14 with 48 copies sold over the past week. To date, Stone’s album has sold 36,445.

via JamaicaObserver

Busy Signal – Go Again [6.3 Riddim] January 2017 produced by Nine Mind Entertainment (Trinidad) And Lenkey Records

Busy Signal – Go Again (6.3 Riddim) “2017 Soca” (Jamaica) Nine Mind Entertainment & Lenkey Records