Dip and galang, dip and stand up
Body basic, it won't dance more though
Dip, galang, stand up
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

Girls ah sit down and watch me
They want them stooshie
Movement do I look bashie
And me stooshie want to scratch me

Me have big booty
They sweet like tutti frutti
Licks you dance like cherry
Angels and that's why I'm screeching

What I wait among the pressure
Jump and sing flair and pattern
Body freeze and I pitch you up
Then boy, easy flick her off

'Cause of this some girls get envy
Even them try mess up your party
Love, but be warned if you beat me
There is no need to compete

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So me ah chill in the VIP suite
See my DJ playing my beat
Every newscast adverting me
The dancefloor is where we will meet

All over the world, they feel it
Is so sweet, MIB
Pop Style, well I'm free
All jealousy, is for me

Their contribution fell on the finite
Why is me smelly? Cos of my feet
Live out of love alit by the magic
Then when I boom, then when I freak

Find my crumb out, out of my teeth
Back in the dancehall style for a repeat
Bow, now break to be the elite
You nuh see't how me nice and sweet

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip and galang, dip and stand up
Body basic, it won't dance more though
Dip, galang, stand up
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip
Galang
Stand up
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip
Galang
Stand up
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

Dip and galang, dip and stand up
Body basic, it won't dance more though
Dip, galang, stand up
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip
Galang
Stand up
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

Girls ah sit down and watch me
They want their stooshie
Movement do I look bashie
And me stooshie want to scratch me

'Cause of this some girls get envy
Even them try mess up your party
Love, but be warned if you beat me
There is no need to compete

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough

So we just dip, (Get down, get down)
Galang, (Feel, get down)
Stand up, (Get down, get down)
Wine pon yah man and ya hold 'em tough


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Get Down Lyrics as written by Latocha Scott Kevin Jerome Briggs

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    It took me a while to understand the song. At first I thought it had Indian or Southeast Asian lyrics in it. Then I realized it was English. Jamaican English.

    But yeah, awesome song. But then again, Groove Armada is always great.

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