Ladies and gentlemen
Limp Bizkit and Snoop Dogg

Freak baby, freak freak baby
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

I got the keys baby, put your mind at ease baby
Go playa, layin' the cheese baby
I know you bitin', bitin' my steez baby
But I came, came to please baby

Don't wait, lay the greeze baby
Don't flake, shake the knees baby
Your fella's mad at me baby, oh well, enemies baby
Who's braggin' they raggin' on me baby?

Who's breath is draggin' on me baby?
Who steps through all agony baby?
Who's checks are bigger than me baby?
Who thinks before it goes down baby?

Who rocks in every town baby?
I don't know if it ain't me
Must be a clone on this microphone baby

Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
Red light, green light
Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
Red light, green light
Red light, green light(you know I'm down)
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go (and ready to go)
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Jump in the who ride, slide to the rhythm of
Snoop D.O. double G nigga from the dub
I represent it to the fullest everywhere I go
Guaranteed to bust a ho, yeah I'm so original

I don't have to, I told you from the get go
I like to lay low with my niggas blowin' endo
We like to drink, talk shit, and spit at bitches
And that's the way we do it, sometimes we hittin' switches

In the low-rider slidin' to the hood and back
It's Snoop Dogg in the muthafuckin' Cadillac
They call it Snoop Deville for real
I get the money and I never ever pop no pills

I used to pop'em, I'm lyin' to these motherfuckers now
I used to do all kind of shit when I was wild
They used to call me lil' bow wow now I'm big bow wow
In this motherfucka bustin' a freestyle

Snoop dogg is in the place to see, do it with my nephew
Freddy D (That's me)
Ooh wee, in the place to see
Snoop D.G. double G from the D.P.G.C.

Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
Red light, green light
Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
Red light, green light
Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go (and ready to go)
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Freak baby, freak freak baby
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to roll
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Freak baby, freak freak baby
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to roll
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Look who's talkin' it up baby
One more chalkin' it up baby
Star maps stalkin' it up baby
My dogs barkin' it up baby
Who'd a thought I'd be layin it down baby?

Who'd a thought I'd be turnin' your frown baby?
Never know about things these days baby
'Til your cell phone rings and it's me baby

Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
Red light, green light
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
Red light, green light
Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
Red light, green light
Red light, green light (you know I'm down)
You ready to roll?
Tell me when you're ready to go (and ready to go)
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Freak baby, freak freak baby
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to roll
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Freak baby, freak freak baby
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to roll
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to go
Tell me when you're ready to roll

Freak baby, freak freak baby
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to roll
Freak baby, freak freak baby
Tell me when you're ready to go


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Red Light - Green Light Lyrics as written by Leor Diamnt Calvin Broadus

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    Yea I don't get the meaning or purpose of this song.

    AnisGon April 07, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    HAha unfortunatly, i like this song. I dont really know what its supposed to mean but its a good song. It isnt that bad but he does over use the wordy baby

    SilverSainton June 17, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    This song was used in shoe comercial (nike?). Also... the second part is hidden track which have sampled some old rock song. Really old. I think Bob Dylan but I can't remember the title, though I'm pretty sure it's Dylan. Can someone findout what is the title of sampled song? It's for greater justice!

    dfton April 21, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    sweet, i'm the first to make a comment here... though that doesn't really surprise me as this song truly sucks ass!!! Someone sent my this shit and it just made me laugh... anybody who likes this song clearly needs their head examined...what the fuck does it mean anyway?? 'Yeah baby, red light green light' or whateva...so its about a chick driving a car perhaps? Shit i dunno why i'm gettin so pissed with this..they aint worth it...i'll just add this comment anyway...

    21666on November 26, 2004   Link
  • -1
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    hahaha yes this is true the song does suck except for snoop doggs part which is unreal it is the only part of the song that deserves a mention

    forgotten_oneon June 07, 2005   Link

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