Half Pint and Dubcat trade verses over a reggae beat, chanting about a girl with a "funny groove" and "too rude" style. The track builds with call-and-response vocals, "Roots! Rock! Reggae!" interjections, and an invitation to dance and "rock my soul."
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Girl, you got a funny groove, girl, you too rude. Every man in the street to see you want to use. Girl, you too bad, girl, you too rude. Every man in the street to see you want to use. All around town, all over the place, every man have a picture of your face. Hey, little girl, can you realize this is a dog on the street? Girl, you too rude. Every man in the street to see you want to use. Roots! Rock! Reggae! Reggae! Roots! Rock! Jump cut! Love it like that! Nice and below! Come on, my little girl, come on. Come and rock my soul. I need someone to dance with me. And that someone I've chosen, and it's you. So come on, my little girl, come on. Come on, my little girl, come on. Come on, my little girl, come on. Come and dance. With me. Come on, my little girl, come on. Come on, my little girl, come on. Come on, my little girl, come on. Come and rock my soul. Don't say those words that would make me run away. No, I need someone to give, someone like you. So come on, my little girl, come on. Come on my little girl come up! Come on my little girl come up! Come dance with me—come on my little girl come up! Yeah-come on my little girl come up! Ooh-hoo-whoa-ooh! Come rock... Rock my soul! Oh yeah ohh! Yay ooh! Ayy yahhh! Yahhhh! Thank you, it was a pleasure. Bless up, bless up. [MUSIC] [MUSIC]