Saturday, September 09, 2006

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjRRHQbS56YSNOOP DOGG LYRICS"Bang Out"[Chorus]Bang out, til the sun comes up The wheels fall off in the parking lotCause I bang out, keep my glock in handWhile you posted up, chillin' wit cha mansBang out, won't catch me sleepinWhile you in the club, rollin' out the keysCause I bang out,shots go off quickCatch yo' ass buck naked while you wit ya bitchCause I bang out[Verse]I toss up the set I walk up in this bitch with some gold on my neckYeah nigga, I controlling the set, rock and rollin' the bitchThen grab a hold of my dick, I pop a hole in ya clickSee you don't wanna fuck with thisOne nigga found on the ground, we don't fuck aroundD-O-double G pound, L-B-C style[Jasmin Lopez]Victory is mine,and I'm gonna shineAin't no need to try, can't stop my grindKeep my pen in hand, going line from lineIf you didn't know just press rewind, Victory is mine[Chorus]Bang out, til the sun comes up The wheels fall off in the parking lotCause I bang out, keep my glock in handWhile you posted up, chillin' wit cha mansBang out, won't catch me sleepinWhile you in the club, rollin' out the keysCause I bang out,shots go off quickCatch yo' ass buck naked while you wit ya bitchCause I bang out[Verse]Eastside, Long Beach, rolling twentiesYup, we fully wooded,Yeah, we wear the black and gold coatsWith patch on the back that says, "Steelers"Bang out!A lot niggas wanna do us but they can'tCause it's hard to get wit usWatch out for them sliders, boy we ridersHeavy hitters, Eastsidaz, yeah (Bang out!)We shoot first, talk laterNigga, yaw paid her, doggy-dog sprayed herThen I slid away, smooth little get-awayDid it wit a chill of that, (sniff, sniff)I gonna need a hit a dayI live my life like I was John F. Kenne-day(Hm, naw) I won't be sent away, fuck a cop, non-stopTwenty Crip, all day [Chorus]Bang out, til the sun comes up The wheels fall off in the parking lotCause I bang out, keep my glock in handWhile you posted up, chillin' wit cha mansBang out, won't catch me sleepinWhile you in the club, rollin' out the keysCause I bang out,shots go off quickCatch yo' ass buck naked while you wit ya bitchCause I bang out[Jasmin Lopez]Victory is mine,and I'm gonna shineAin't no need to try, can't stop my grindKeep my pen in hand, going line from lineIf you didn't know just press rewind, Victory is mine[Ad-lib]Yeah nigga, back bangin' (ha-ha-ha)It's the Big Boss Dogg niggaSnoop D-O-double G (Bang Out!)R and G nigga, Rhythm and GangstaThe MasterpieceFuckin' these niggas up once again (Yeah, Yeah)And ya don't stop (Bang Out!)[Thanks to meech11@hotmail.com for these lyrics]History:Snoop Set to Release Tha Blue Carpet Treatment in NovemberMulti-Platinum, Award Winning rapper Snoop Dogg is set to release his eighth solo LP, "Tha Blue Carpet Treatment," this November through Doggystyle/Geffen. “Tha Blue Carpet Treatment” is one of the most highly anticipated new albums of the year and will continue to solidify this hip hop icon as one of the most influential musical entertainers of today.Throughout each record on the forthcoming release, Snoop takes it back to the basics…back to the ‘hood, showcasing the original gangsta sound that made this Long Beach rapper an instant household name when he made his debut in 1992 on Dr. Dre’s hit song “Deep Cover” and the classic album “The Chronic.” After releasing a string of hit records on his last effort that carried a more commercial sound, such as the #1 mega-hit “Drop It Like It’s Hot” featuring Pharrell, the rapper decided this time around to bring back Snoop Dogg, the O.G., for his fans. Producers who collaborated on “Tha Blue Carpet Treatment” include hit makers Dr. Dre, Timbaland, Rick Rock, Pharrell, among others; along with guest appearances by artists such as Stevie Wonder, Ice Cube, The Game, Brandy, R. Kelly and MC Eight.The premiere single, produced by Pharrell, titled "Vato," featuring B Real from Cypress Hill is a gritty street record that tells an everyday story from the rough LA streets that only the Dogg himself can tell. The video for the single, which was directed by Phillip Atwell, plays like a short cinematic film with an important underlying message: the need for black and brown unity, especially in the wake of violence in recent months in Los Angeles. With Snoop starring as an O.G. and B Real as a Latino gang member, the video also boasts guest appearances by rap veteran Kid Frost and Oscar nominated actor Edward James Olmos to bring attention to an unfortunate, but real issue that continues to plague communities today. Through this groundbreaking video, Snoop is looking to leverage his street credibility and knowledge to launch a much needed push for unity."It's about time we start to fight for each other rather than fighting against each other. I have homies from all cultural backgrounds and love all of my brothers, black and brown. There is nothing that can stop us from creating a better future for ourselves, for our families and generations to come if we all came together," says Snoop Dogg.This is not the superstar’s first attempt to bring forth social awareness to important issues. Last year, he held a peace summit dubbed “Protect the West” to end all feuds between rap artists from the West Coast. Snoop also participated in rallies to save Stanley “Tookie” Williams, an ex-gang member on death row who spearheaded the truce between the “Bloods” and “Crips.”