Rihanna Pon de Replay lyrics

[Hook x2:]
Come Mr. DJ song pon de replay
Come Mr. DJ won't you turn the music up
All the gyal pon the dancefloor wantin some more what
Come Mr. DJ won't you turn the music up
[Verse:]
it goes 1 by 1 even 2 by 2
everybody on the floor let me show you how we do
lets go dip it low then you bring it up slow
wind it up 1 time wind it back once more
[Pre-Hook:]
Run, Run, Run, Run
Everybody move run
Lemme see you move and
Rock it til the grooves done
Shake it til the moon becomes the sun (Sun)
Everybody in the club give me a run (Run)
If you ready to move say it (Yeah Yeah)
One time for your mind say it (Yeah Yeah)
Well I'm ready for ya
Come let me show ya
You want to groove im'a show you how to move
Come come

Lyrics for Beyonce 'Upgrade U' Featuring Jay-Z

Hehehe Yeah b,
Talk yo shit heheh (partner let me upgrade you)
How you gon’ upgrade me
What’s higher than number 1
you know I used to beat that block
Now I be’s the block (partner let me upgrade you)
[verse 1:]
I hear you be the block
But I’m the lights that keep the streets on
Notice you the type that like to keep them on a
Leash though
I’m known to walk alone
But I’m alone for a reason
Sending me a drink ain’t appeasing
Believe me
Come harder this wont be easy
Don’t doubt yourself trust me you need me
This ain’t a shoulder with a chip or an ego
But what you think they all mad at me for
[bridge:]
You need a real woman in your life
That’s a good look
Taking care, home is still fly
That’s a good look
Imma help you build up your account

Rapper Eve - The sexy "blonde bomshelle"

Ever since Eve broke on the scene in 1999 she’s had a knack for making stardom look easy. Grammy Award winner. Check. Starring in blockbuster films. Check. Achieving elite status as a fashion icon. Check. The “blonde bombshell” is a triple threat entertainer in the truest sense of the term. And one of the reasons you can’t take your eyes off of her is your ears. In an era when success in hip-hop is built on the portentous hype of saving the genre from imminent gloom and doom or testosterone driven beef, Eve remains a bankable star who grabs your attention with her consummate talent for crafting infectious hits. She’s proof positive that hip-hop doesn’t need to be saved or resurrected; it just needs a woman’s touch every now and then.
Hence, following a successful four-year takeover of the Hollywood and fashion scene, Eve is set to drop Here I Am, a more mature and adventurous album, one she calls her best effort to date. “This is the album I’ve always wanted to make,” she says. “In the past my albums have had a heavy male influence. Not this time. This one represents the woman I am today.” And there’s no doubt that the woman who brought us hits like “What Ya Want,” and “Let Me Blow Ya Mind,” is supremely confident that a mass variety of music lovers not just the hip-hop faithful will appreciate were she’s coming from this time around. “I didn’t just cater to a rap audience with this album,” she says. “I can go to the Pop Top 40 with this because it’s far more universal than anything I’ve done. You’re going to pay attention to me because it’s different.”