I am trying to find the name of a song as well as the artist for it. Some of the words go like this "drop down to my knees, don't say no, oh, my baby, drop down to my knees, don't say no." Some of the others include "I will hold you tight all through the night,drop down." Can someone help me?

I USED TO BE A NIGGA EVERY DAY OUT ON THE BLOCK,SOCKS FULL OF ROCKS DODGING THE MUTHA FUCKIN COPS

It's called Run Da YArd by JT Money

JT MONEY LYRICS

"Run Da Yard"

I used to be a nigga every day out on da block socks full of rocks dogging da muthafuckin cops now I was just a JIT but I was down wit da set used da have da fattest shit so dem basers used ta sweat I got my first bomb from my sister boyfriend I was only eighteen I had ta get da minutes gave me a five-hundred dollar bomb ta start my shit off shit was slow at first but I never took a lost now outa dat five-hundred I gave dat nigga three fifty only made a be ifty yeah dat nigga tried ta pimp but I was just a shawty dat was new ta da game but I was true to da game yep I can do the same so I took my be ifty and bought a ball and a half came back round da way wit a pocket full of slabs dem five dollar bricks all dem basers on ma dick tellin dey friends ta buy from me cause my shit was legit ans thick think im just kickin it nigga what dis shit is true niggas couldn’t make no money till my whole bomb was through I quit goin ta school cause dat shit didn’t mix rather hang out on da cut Makin money slangin bricks shit was getin so I invested ina four fifth case niggas wanted ta rip sure ta leave em stiff and just like I thought niggas tried ta lay it down but I had dat four pound laid dat ass on da ground so I guess da beef was on dem niggas know im wit it spot was gettin hot but a nigga had ta geta it no bullshit permitted

this song is played on Atlanta's inspirational gospel station 97.5 during jazz sundays it goes something like " I don't want a player and I sure don't need a hater I can count on him to be what a sister want and what a sister needs"... it is song by a female and is talking about saving herself

Oh yeah scratch of my back as you really don't care oh yeah

Oh yeah! Scratch off my back as you really don't care

whine nikkie whine nikkie wine i wanna say twerk nikkie twerk nikkie twerk u wanna say kiss nikkie kiss nikkie kiss

I'm looking for a song, but I don't know it name and it artist. I know the first lines from it: Hey hey shorty what it is, hay hay drop it and bring it back mummy. And I know some words from the chorus: Oh yeah scratch on my back as you really don't care. Oh yeah is repeating couple of times in the song. Please help me find this song as soon as you can

Thanks,

East Side
8st Doble
WBP

did you ever find the song title. i wanna know what song it is too

I DON'T KNOW THE NAME OF THE SONG OR ARTIST BUT IT IS A REGGAE SONG AND IT HAS A CHORUS LIKE THIS..... TOMORROW'S ANOTHER DAY AS THE CLOCK KEEPS TICKING AWAY...IF ANYONE CAN HELP THAT WOULD BE SICK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am trying to find it on the internet too. I know it's from the 90's. I am not sure if it was a local New Orleans artist. I live in New Orleans and that is where I used to hear it on the radio. I will let you know if I find it!!!

I found out the name. It is E-La-Te' who sings that song Drop Down. I still can't find them on the internet or i-tunes or anything though.

Hey I found out the artist to the song "Drop Down." It is E-La-Te'. I haven't been able to find them anywhere on the internet yet though.

Thank you very much, Missy. I know that you posted this months ago. I pretty much had given up.

dis song "Money in the city" by lil keke

The name of the song is hallallujah do you do by kevin L. PLEASE GET THE LYRICS

so nice to be here, in my favorite room. the fire is burning right, and I see you in the light. a silouette winding slow for me

Once was enough