People Riddum - People Under The Stairs

We living out lord, where living as real

We roll with the flow so easily

And on and on, the rhythm of the love of my people

Yagga yagga ya'

You know we’re flying high, laying low, moving fast or dancing slow

On and on, we’re living for the love of our people

Yagga yagga yay

From the blood soaked streets of Kingston

And to the shores of Ocho Rios

We close to the rhythm of the people

We come and take a load off

A’yo, it’s hot right here

Baby, take your coat off

Umbrella’s in the drinks

From the west coast breeze

Long shorts, white t’s

Let the water hit your knees

Aroma of the trees get you high

And peace to everybody gettin' by

Because it ain’t easy man

It might look glamorous

To push and shove here

In the city of Los Angeles

I’ll tell you how to handle it

Just let the sound waves

Wash away the stress and pain

You know there’s plenty to gain

Like watching the kids grow

Pass it on down the line

Wisdom I got from ol' timers

I throw it in a rhyme scheme

It seems the days to come

It’s just another dream

And me and Portugal

We represent the same team

We got love for my people, rhythm of life for my people

Love for my people, rhythm of life

Love for my people, rhythm of life for my people

Love for my people, rhythm of life

It’s midnight on a perfect beach

The sounds of the city are just beyond reach

And every now and then

I can feel a slight breeze

Yet it’s louder than the crickets

In the mangrove trees

It’s the sense of life

Like sand in your toes

Night-time in the moonlight

High tide never rose

So the footprints from today never wash away

Like childhood memories in santa monica bay

L.A where the sand crabs fight for sand castles

Then a wave comes along

And destroys with no hassle

So little civility for so much futility

And so few exploit their natural ability

Well, I’mma paddle out '

Cause it’s not my scene

And if you listen close

Then you know what I mean

I wanna watch the sun set

Watch my son grow

And see a couple songs played on the stereo

It’s like