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Intro: In a world of missori where in this three planets collide, Brotha Lynch, Dilame, Tech N9ne bring you along for the ride...
[Brotha Lynch]Wait a minute I'm from the Westcoast Conference
Like Kobe or James Worthy.
You could just call me the king of the valley
All I need is a game jersey.
Nigga nuts and guts get served up
when I get it all spittin up, aim sturdy.
Cut it up, gut it up with cold cuts
with another nut heated up, came dirty.
I'll be off in that kryptonite
turned him into liquid ice, stained his jersey.
Leave him in the back of the Elco like Helpter Skelp
stick it to him like velcro.
Nigga I'm a bitch killa.
I'm a nigga ditch, quick to rip ya.
Paint a murda picture witcha.
I'm a jack nice, strip ya dat night.
Split ya legs open and dick ya.

But then ima be quick to rippen ya guts,
eat your meat, demeat cha, depleat ya with the meat clever.
Did not see ya eat the fourth quarter,
recieve a court order, delete cha.
Tech ordered a me.
I'm bringing the seasoning and a suicide note.
Do or die loki is in the backseat cuttin necks.
I'm sexist bout' to get nabbed Brotha Lynch I'm neckless.
Express this neckless sexist.
[Chorus]Welcome to my world
(The heart's have broken and bars have opened,
potions pullin me closer)
Welcome to my world
(Dark's my ocean, my arc is floatin but
i'm livin like I'm supposed to)(2x)
Welcome to my world
(Lyrical messiah...)
[Dalima]Cause I be dealin with motherfuckas hatin me for the longest.
Could they be critical cause I'm lyrically flawless.
And if i'm heated I could not be mentally cautious.
I get deep and puke from the flame
Only one can be held accountable for making the change
to whatever regards I'd rather be (insane)
In the middle of the stage bustin like a 12 gauge.
You could never relate to a nigga that hang you up,
slip a couple mickies just to drank for ya.
Homicidal with a fully loaded rifle undecided on whether or not
i could cut up your brians and guts.
(I get spaced out sometimes)
And it's like i'm a heathen
whether or not you believe it
everytime I rap a motherfuckas stop breathin.
Hell done been Dalima for a reason.
Well let me introduce you to the crucial upliftin future.
Recruit you and seduce you to the butal grouper.
Nigga better get ready
cause we done put together the fettiest chemical flame.
Energetic well imbeded into your brain.
Tech N9ne, Dalima, Brotha Lynch life.
[Chorus]Welcome to my world
(The heart's have broken and bars have opened,
potions pullin me closer)
Welcome to my world
(Dark's my ocean, my arc is floatin but
i'm livin like I'm supposed to)(2x)
Welcome to my world
[Tech N9ne]Fight this phantom you freakin family will fall flat,
bunk biancas beat em black and blue wit a baseball bat.
I might be a small cat,
but I won't use discretion.
Hit em wit a weapon if ya steppin wit a mall rat
twenty minus eleven I'll make em all scat.
Not prosperous now.
Tech's not with this crowd.
He's lost in his clouds.
Rather be off'ed then, soft wit his style.
I got hopes that my life might get better,
but I've been broke so I might swipe ya chedda.
You better get ready to give me I got a vendetta.
Comin' to get it whether weed or money whateva.
Nobody said it was gonna be easy.
People decieve me and leave me
in the dark and buried up in acropolis.
One day your gonna see me on t.v.
You better believe.
We takin over this, never the opposite.
Re write my life give me light in a fight for what's right
ala liberate, quidado.
One fifty one rum is how we run from sin son,
then comes diablo.
I need a medic cause I murder energetic, in the cerabellum.
Never tell'em i got,
one of the worst problems in the medula oblongatta.
Ya oughta goin one hell of a shot,
no more drakness.
How did I start this?
I'm feelin bizzare shit, like kickin your carcess.
I am the ruler in my kingdom and my dark seats hot,
step into my world and your heartbeat stops!
[Chorus]Welcome to my world
(The heart's have broken and bars have opened,
potions pullin me closer)
Welcome to my world
(Dark's my ocean, my arc is floatin but
i'm livin like I'm supposed to)(2x)
Welcome to my world

Enjoy the lyrics !!!
Born in the garden parish of St Ann, Busy Signal - born Reanno Gordon - started singing hymns at his Mother's church, which is where he received his first encore. When church was over, Reanno would sit on the corner with his friends and flip the devotional lyrics, until his Mother's guiding hand cautioned him for altering the Lord's songs. Reanno continued performing at school, beating his fists in time on his desk and deejaying Bounty Killer's songs (he claims to know all of Bounty's lyrics) before progressing to his own material.

Since stepping out onto the dancehall scene in 2003, Busy Signal's undeniable talent and lyrical dexterity has taken him quickly to the front of the pack. Busy's breakout hit single - "Step Out" - was one of dancehall's hottest songs for 2005 and with a thugged-out video to match, it signalled the arrival of dancehall's next superstar.

Busy Signal, an alias given to him by a friend because of his constantly busy persona, has always approached his craft from a different perspective, not trodding the usual road of trying to voice on every rhythm out there to try and catch a break. Instead, Busy chose to record songs with concepts attached to them on purpose-built rhythms. The first such track to catch the attention of a wider audience was "Born and Raised", a song in which Busy Signal reps his birthplace and narrates the gritty realities of Jamaica.

"Even though I was an unknown artist and there was no-one else on the riddim," says Busy, "the track got good airtime which encouraged me to keep doing what I was doing. Producers don't want to give young artists a break more time, so young artists can get stifled. I just work hard on putting creative flows and melodies together and so far people have been feeling it." Already with a big following worldwide, Busy doesn't see his music as stopping in Jamaica. A slew of Busy Signal mix CDs flooded the streets from Halfway Tree to Brixton to Flatbush and beyond, creating and spreading the hype that lead to Busy being the strongest young artist to emerge from 2005.

Busy's self-production and businesslike approach to the industry has seen him already launch his own label, Network Records. The first releases, "Tell Santa Dis" and "Where I'm From" are distributed worldwide and are selling well.

Although Busy didn't rely on familiar rhythms and producers for a break, he has no problem recording for other labels, such as Renaissance, for whom Busy recorded "Not Going Down," showcasing his singing and deejaying abilities. Other tracks from Busy include "Because of You," with Tami Chin on the Throwback Giggy beat, "That Bad," and "Pharmacy" for Don Corleon, "Fade Away" for John John and "Too Much Gun," which sees Busy in explosive form, delivering rapid fire lyrics atop the reworked Man Fi Dead (Petty Thief) soundbed.

The end of 2005 saw Busy Signal garner immense critical success from show-stealing appearances on all the major stage shows across Jamaica, including the Smirnoff Experience alongside Sean Paul, Bobby Valentino and others, as well as Island Explosion, Camp Fire and West Kingston Jamboree. And of course there was the already-legendary debut appearance at 6.45am on the toughest stage in the world - the infamous Sting reggae concert. Busy stepped out in the rising sun adorned in full black and underlined why he is here to stay.

2006 has seen no ease up in Busy's momentum, with a headline grabbing performance at Reggae Sumfest 2006, where he performed solo on Dancehall Night and was also called up by G Unit on International Night. With successful tours of the UK, the Caribbean and Japan already knocked down and with Step Out breaking new ground on the esteemed Billboard chart, Busy is already being heralded as a new icon in the business.

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