Immediate download of Gotta Get a Move On (feat. Amber Scanlan and Dan Mahoney) in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format in the universe you could possibly desire.
An upbeat organ club banger techno-rap song by myself and Amber. Beat, arrangement, loops, programming, and auto-tuning by Reuben Walton. When this song was recorded, Amber and I had recently begun recording freestyles on the go, while in the car, in order to catch either of us in the moment. Originally uploaded to my SoundClick music page at www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=541671&content=music on Sunday 12/9/2007.
lyrics
Reuben Walton: In this hanging out in the back in the 'llac/me and my hoes in the club smokin' 'dro in the back/and roll with a backpack/and I hit that bitch with a bat/this one's for all you moms out there: Yeah, I'm a bad ass mutha with a big fat rag/got these niggas on my ass while I toss it up/shawties in the back they still wanna fuck/got these hatas in the back/I can see Beyoncé was walkin' down the street/eatin' all the cheese that she wanted to eat/and they pimped like Perquackey in the 'llackey/
Amber Scanlan: You want a little 'dro, Just call up G-LO/he'll be at your do' in about 24 minutes/and you know in about two hours you'll be drinkin' Hennesey and you'll be so Guiness/you'll be so in it/walkin' 'round in the hallways ballin'/fallin' down and you don't even know where you are crawlin'/hollerin' hollar mountain hollar, drinkin' Mountain Hollar™ cause you-- fuckin' white trash, you like Mountain Hollar, you like Dr. Phil/you like Oprah, you like Jack and Jill/you like Mary Jane, You like Mary Jane?/Is your brain insane?/Is your brain fried, mayne?/Do you take hits of acid, ecstasy, do you take hits of Tech N9ne?/Do you take hits of Tech N9ne? (singing): Takin' hits of Tech N9ne, takin' hits of, Tech N9ne, (spoken):Oh shit, I'm on low. I'm on low, I'm on low/I'm on low I'm gonna drop it to the flo'/how much, how much mo' do you have, dough?/How many doughs do you have, yo?/How many bills do you have, kid?/Huh? Are you gonna answer me?/Are you?
Reuben Walton: (singing) Right 'cause I gotta get a m-move on with my life, it's personal my go go get get a big girl now, big girls don't cry.
Dan Mahoney: To help you and your family, to help you and your family, to help you--
Amber Scanlan: 25 is the speed limit. Reuben Walton: (in background)Hold, I'll hold it here. Amber Scanlan: 25 is the speed limit/gonna ride, gonna push your limit/ (screaming): PUSH IT TO THE LIMIT! PLUMMEL ON A MINE-AWK STREET!/PUSH IT TO THE LIMIT!/And I ride, I ride down the street/I don't know whether I have five feet/or I have five toes or I have ten toes, five on each foot/five toes on each foot, better give it, shove it in your hoot (pronounced with a schwa "oo" as in "book")/shove it in your hoof/shove it-- Reuben Walton (in background, speaking): Do you have any 'dro? Amber Scanlan: Shove it, shove it between your two poofs/shove it between the two, two cheeks that you have/slice, slice the blab and slice the fab/I hear the gab/hearin' the gossip, hearin' the fab, and it's so fab!/fab fab fab fab, break it down, no parking, towaway/I'll tow you away, blow you away/What, do you think you're a pig? You think you're gay?/Ohww, wicky wicky wicky wicky siders road/and I'm a lighter's road/drinkin' apple cider, on the side of the road/I'm on the side of the road, I just ran out of, ran out of, I ran out of gas, I'm on the side, side of the road/I'm on the side of the lane, side of the road/my car won't move anymo' dough/(fading) dough dough, dough. Reuben Walton: Smoke 'dro!!!
Amber Scanlan: Furt frank clothing, on the side of the road/but my name ain't Pam, I'm not a toad/she's homeless, got no home to go to/got no home--fuckin' hobo./ Walk around, faggot/faggot, faggot, you're a faggot!/Fuckin' maggot!/Run around, you fuck a faggot like a laggot/you are (laughs) You talk a lotta slaggot!/Um, do you--, you're a stank-ass hoe, and you rank like chronic in this drank-ass dough!
credits
from Up from the Vaults: a Retrospective,
released February 19, 2011
Vocals by Reuben Walton, Amber Scanlan and Dan Mahoney
Lyrics by Reuben Walton, Amber Scanlan, Stacy Ferguson, Tobias Gad and Dan Mahoney
Composed by Reuben Walton, Amber Scanlan, Dan Mahoney, Stacy Ferguson and Tobias Gad
Arrangement by Reuben Walton
Programming by Reuben Walton
Produced by Reuben Walton
Mixed by Reuben Walton
Edited by Reuben Walton
Reuben Walton is a singer/songwriter and music producer based in Falmouth, MA. He is a graduate of Musicians Institute in
Hollywood's Independent Artist program and their Electronic Music Production program, as well as UMass Lowell’s Music Business undergraduate program.
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