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SpeakJamaican.com's
top 10 Classic Jamaican Dancehall Ragga-Reggae Songs--
in Jamaican Patois
{A selection of the below songs are included in the newest book with Artist's lyrics, bio's, interviews, and pics.}
HOT GYAL TODAY (1999)
By SEAN PAUL and MR. VEGAS (MR. Vegas in bold)


Hey me and yu kyann guh nuh
weh yu know
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I
an I naah guh romp wit nuh guy
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More of SEAN PAUL
DEPORT DEM (1999)

| Dutty Yo!!!
K. Licious (?) Yeah yeah, yeah yeah Dutty Yo! Yo yo yo yo! Sean Paul a mek di whole world know Chorus: Again wi nuh sorry, a dutty wuk di gal dem ina every territory Chorus 2x
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Yo,
perform honorary Chorus 2x Unu listen to di words wah
Sean Paul a him a chat Chorus |
Girls Dem Sugar(1998)
Beenie Man


| Intro:
It's a very large one Just another one Just another Chorus: Verse 1: Chorus Verse 2: Chorus |
Verse
3: Gal a tell dem nuh business a who Dem want a man from the Roses Crew Gal all a tell me dem no response fi Sue But you want a man from the Sunrise Crew But from a God bless Gal tell dem nuh test Yuh have your own man Gal big up your chest Some waiting and cyaan exhale yet But mi girl no bother fret (and dem a sing) Chorus Verse 4: Chorus Outro: Chorus |
Tight Up Skirt(1997)
Red Rat

Intro: Cho: When me go Cactus, Me cyann
enjoy meself Cho:
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Unoo
a mad we Cho: Everywhere u go man surround
yuh (Surround yuh)
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Everton Blender (1999)
Ghetto People Song
| Ghetto
people song only them can sing this one
Higher, higher, higher, we stepping higher It's a ghetto people song, only them can sing this one Followers, followers of downpression Take it from your brother Everton Blender It's a ghetto people song, only them can sing this one |
Give
a little, even a little Ghetto people song, only them
can sing this one Foul snell in the air, bigger
heads don't care Ghetto people song, only them
can sing this one Ghetto people, you try to reach
the top |
FRISCO KID (1997)
RUBBERS

| Intro: I wonder more and more If prevention is better than secure, (woa naah) I want to see that girl next door But mek sure I have dem in store (check it) Chorus: Repeat Verse 1: Chorus
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Verse
2: Chorus Verse 3: Chorus |
TANYA STEPHANS (1997)
YU NUH READY FI DIS YET {BWOY}!

| Intro:
Oi Mr Mention Ask Yuhself this question Unno say unno a don man An a unno run the program, the program But... Verse 1: Mi hear a little fool a say a him rule the world How hima bounce Kerry and a sleep over Merle Get yuh act together fore yuh find another girl Caw yuh nuh ready fi this yet bwoy
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Di
yuh even realise say woman have mood Verse 3: Verse 4: |
BOUNTY KILLA (1999)
LOOK
| People
A Dead That's What I Said The Crime Must Be Led The Hungry Must Be Fed Hey Yo Galore I'm Looking Through All This Fear Over The Years Hey Yo Nobody Cares Take A Look In My House Would You Live In There Huh Hey Yo Galore Look At My Shoes Can You See My Toes Well That's How The Struggle Goes Nobody Knows. Chorus Look into my eyes, tell me what you see? Verse 1 Look into my mind, can you see the wealth? Chorus
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Verse 2 Look into my life, can you
see my kids? Look down on my shoes, can
you see my toes? Chorus |
CAPLETON (2000)
WHO DEM? (SLEW DEM)

| slew
dem a pure feelings dem a carry dem dun bow aready and dem cyan seh dem sorry yah slew dem a pure feelings dem a carry uno whan do dem somthing fi me again well yo a yo it name who dem a could a wha dat dem a try dem go dis king selassie watch di whole a dem die yaw who dem mi go see dem wit dem spell dem diss emmanuel and dem soul gon a hell yaw who dem a could a who dem wha cuss dem diss marcuss a now dem a bite di dust yaw who dem an mi go tell dem fi splurt tell dem dem cyan diss mama earth
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You
nuh dead man dem who dem a could a wha dat dem
a try |
SIZZLA (1997)
PRAISE YE JAH

| I did
behold Until the proud was casted down yah 'Ave di ancient of days is King Haile Selassie I Jah! You know With his garments as white as snow His hair as pure as wool Praise ye Jah (Hail di emperor) Hail di emperor-or-or Our king of kings To a fullness 'Ave to express Jah Jah that I always keep Praise ye Jah (Hail di emperor) Hail di emperor-or-or-or King of kings To a fullness 'Ave to express Jah that always been (unu sing) Jah Rastafari We a praise Hail King Selassie always (Oh yes!) Verse 1: Just like Ashumba I am naw gon turn an recant Another in Selassie I name A no Malcolm X an Martin Luther dis An Sizzla whey come fi trick Alla yuh tricks I see Bob Marley rise An unu kill de prophet Why yuh don't Kill those Standing on yuh pulpits (No!) You use dem to steer di minds of di yout An as dey preach Di yout cease from knowin di truth (But) Dis is the truth above our circumstances I see how yuh constantly Building churches But while yuh church Defend di slackness as usual Rasta no mix up with homo Praise ye Jah (Hail di emperor) Hail di emperor-or-or Our King of kings |
To
a fullness 'Ave to express Jah that always been Praise ye Jah (Hail di emperor) Hail di emperor-ore-ore-ore King of kings To a fullness 'Ave to express Jah Jah that a always been (Ooh hoo) Verse 2: Jesus and his disciples Dey are Black An so were di Ancient of days Aye! Sizzla say dat De truth is real Make it known to boys and girl Just makes yuh brain For a time dem your worst Well now talk bout Jesus A who dat I know him as the Nazerite The offspring of King David (Selassie I) Now come den Selassie I di other Earth's rightful ruler He's from di same line Praise ye Jah (Hail di emperor) Hail di emperor-ore-ore-ore King of kings To a fullness 'Ave to express Jah that always been Praise ye Jah Hail di emperor Selassie I king of peace To a fullness 'Ave to express Jah that all within |
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The Remaining songs are close replacements for the top 10 listings and are among the best songs ever to come out of JAMAICA.
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-Below are canditates for the top 10 dancehall classics of all time-
Barrington Levy (1993) |
Shabba Ranks (1995) |
Sister Nancy (1993) |
Buju Banton (1993) |
Frisco Kid (1998) |
Barrington Levy (1990) |
Luciano (1999) |
NUMBER ONE OLD-TIME CLASSIC HITS:
(1982) EEK A MOUSE
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(1982) EEK A MOUSE
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(1982) Gregory Isaascs
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(1976) Lee Sratch Perry with Max Romeo
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