Yeah
Yeah
Yeah

Ain't nobody rock it like this
Ain't nobody out there swift like this
Everywhere I go all I hear is this (you're all right)
Yes, I must confess
And it's true we keeps it fresh
Cause keepin' it fresh is my main interest
Just stayin' consistent flippin' them hits
Can't hate on this

So hate if you wanna wanna
Cause that ain't gon' make me wanna
Gon' stop what I'm doin' to you
Co' ma beat go bu-mp, bu-mp
In the club they be jumpin', jumpin'
To the bass that's like pumpin', pumpin'
And the girls like the speakers thumpin'
Cause I told 'em to shake they humps

And any minute I'll be rollin' through
So get ready, so get ready
And any minute I'll be comin' through
So get ready, so get ready
Cause here I come get ready, 'cause here I come
Comin' for ya, baby (get ready, 'cause here I come)
Takin' ya higher now (get ready, 'cause here I come)
Get ready, 'cause here I come

Ain't nobody rip it like me
F to the E-R-G-I-E
I rock it hardcore for my fly ladies
I rock it, yes indeed
I represent Los Angeles City
Hacienda Heights is the vicinity
Old school homies still rollin' with me
Money don't change me

So hate if u gotta gotta,
Cause I gotta lotta, lotta
Fans that I holla, holla
I'm makin' it hot, hot
In the club they be jumpin', jumpin'
To the bass thats like pumpin', pumpin'
And the girls like the speakers thumpin'
Cause I told 'em to shake they humps

Oh!

Will.i.am steppin' in just like a gentleman
Dressed to impress just to mess with them feminines
Buy you long island but my name ain't Gilligan
If I get you tipsy, do you mind if I fill him in?
How ya doin'? Yeah, yeah, what's the dealy?
You can call me Willy, you can call me Billy
You can call me whatever you'd like, no, really
Just don't call me up 'cause I got a milli-on dollars in the bank
Gotta be frank
Captain Hook chicks quick to make you walk the plank
Pirates of the Caribbean, I ain't bein' robbed for my dividends for not seein' it comin'
I keep movin' and runnin', I keep shootin' and gunnin'
I'm holdin it down, I ain't foolin' around
Will.i.am bring the heat in your town


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Here I Come Lyrics as written by Will Adams Stacy Ferguson

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    this is better than the original becuz i hate old music especially disco...

    loop-to-loopon January 17, 2007   Link
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    the version of this song has a totally different bridge. either way, this song has an awesome beat. i love it.

    maybellineon March 23, 2007   Link
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    the version that i have* my bad. i'm gonna work on correcting these lyrics; they're off.

    maybellineon March 23, 2007   Link
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    this song is cool cuz it mentions H.Heights. I live there, i even go to the same highschool that she went to

    LopezTheHeavy246on May 08, 2007   Link
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    I love this song i have this on itunes and i always listen 2 it, its cool and i love the chorus

    misha_babyon July 24, 2007   Link
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    I absolutely adore this song! Amazing to dance to...I find it has 3 different styles to it. First Hip Hop..then a more r&b style, then a type of pussycat doll dance :P

    cuteyiotaon July 30, 2007   Link
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    i love this song. i didnt hear it until sytycd but i`m glad i did :]

    ckwilson08on August 27, 2007   Link
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    This is one of the best songs she sang!!!!!

    girlygirl42on July 25, 2008   Link
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    i love this song way better than the other version but instead of it saying the beat go thump thump its the beat go boom boom.

    girlygirl42on January 12, 2009   Link

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