Gimme The Light
Youngbloodz · Other Songs - Youngbloodz
Jus Gimme the light
yea yeah
Jus Gimme the light
yo yo
Jus Gimme the light
dont say it
jus gime the light
sean paul
[Chorus:]Jus gimme the ligh
and pass the dro
Bust another bottle of moe
Gal dem in a me sight
and I gots know
Which one is gonna catch my flow
Causle i'm in a the vibes
and i got my dough
Bust another botte of moe
Gurl dem lookin hype
and i gots to know
[Verse 1 & 3]Could I be your protector
your buff in every sector
Everyman around dem
wanna turn your inspector
but u no let them sweat ya
No grill you with no lecture
But dem power drill
or dem feul injector
Dem a infector
Disease collector
Nuff of dem a gon on
like dem wan come wreck ya
Done out the part
where you got in your center
But u know
u dont let themn guy affect ya
[Chorus]
[Verse 2 & 4]One / Two / Three / Four / Five of them
Situation gettinh really live again
Girl dem wanna Fi hang out with
The players and the riders de
Beside of them and dem say
Dem tired of the liars
Dem friars and connivers
will never get inseide of dem
Dem clyder dem
Especially the money hider dem
Watchie watchie girl bout dem
A try fi make bride of dem
Denied again
some of them move like a spiderman
Girl dem say nah
open wide again
[Chorus til fade]
Gimme The Light
Youngbloodz's "Gimme The Light" stands as a defining track from the late 1990s New Jack Swing and hip-hop fusion era. Recorded during the height of the group's commercial success, the song exemplifies the genre's signature blend of R&B melodies and rhythmic hip-hop beats. The track features the group's signature vocal harmonies layered over a driving, bass-heavy groove that became a staple of dance floors across the United States. Released alongside other hits like "Mind On My Money," the recording showcases the group's ability to craft anthems that bridged the gap between mainstream pop and underground hip-hop culture. Its enduring popularity reflects the group's significant influence on the sound of the late 90s, cementing their legacy as one of the most prominent acts of their time.