Ain't nobody jealous
Everybody has they own
Nobody is locked up
Everybody
Everybody is free to roam
Look at that scrubby (just chillin')
With a hottie on his side
Look at them rich kids, poor kids
Everybody
Together on the same side
And they down to ride

Let's go all the way
(Let's go all the way)
Let's go all the way
Let's go high high high
Let's go all the way

Ain't nobody left out
Everybody gets to go
It could never be too crowded
Come on
We still pickin' up some mo'
Don't nobody hate you, playa hate you
There ain't no hate at all
Gotta hold out their hands and catch you
They'll catch you
And they never will let you fall
You ain't gotta worry all day long

Let's go all the way
(Let's go all the way)
Let's go all the way
Let's go high high high
Let's go all the way

Never no sickness
No sickness
Nobody has to die
Nobody has to die
Everything is answered
Right then and there
Never have to wonder why
(You never have to wonder why no oh)
Won't nobody rush you
No program
Be as long as you want to be
Can you guess what this place is?
Your future
Make it a reality
All you have to do is follow me

Let's go all the way
(Let's go all the way)
Let's go all the way
Let's go high high high
Let's go all the way
Let's go all the way
(Let's go all the way)
Let's go all the way
Let's go high high high
Let's go all the way


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    I agree with Roacher,I also think this song is about the ICP finally "going all the way",by saying that they are finally accepted in TV and radio because this is the only song by them that is allowed on TV or radio.

    heavy_metal_28001on June 18, 2002   Link

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