Now that we found love
what are we gonna do
With it?
man oh man oh man! Saw a clip of Heavy D and the Boyz doing that song last night. That is one of those songs that takes my full attention.
The beat, the hooks just get me. I think he's very good.
And he spits out those lyrics like nothing, he just slams them out and moves on before you've even figured out what he did.
I have that CD somewhere, I'm gonna have to find it.
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1 - cephusj
You just took it back.
2 - Cal Ulmann
Heavy D did have hits that weren't based on other peoples hits.
3 - murphy
You know, sometimes i'll be listening to an oldies or a classics station, and I'll hear the original of a song that I thought was an original already.
You have to do some homework sometimes to know which ones are re-mixes!
Really, some of the remixes are worthwhile re-interpretations. Like doing a song again in your own way, the jazz tradition.
Originality is the highest goal, though.
4 - JO JO
WHATS GOOD YALL I GOT A QUESTION BUT YEAH I 4GOT HOW HEAVY D. DIED CAN SOMEB0DY TELL ME HOW HE DIED
5 - Bob A. Booey
Is he still around? Where'd you see this on TV? Was it recent? Maybe you got an old re-run of Showtime at the Apollo or something.
That song was like 15 years ago. I remember it from when I was a little BABsie. We nicknamed one of my lil homeys "Medium D" for some reason and thought that was really funny, but he never liked it.
Best lyrics ever, especially the classic line "What's it gonna be, me or TV?"
Now That We've Found Love
Heavy D. And The Boyz
Now that we've found found love
What are we gonna do with it. (x2
One two, tell me what you got
Let me slip my quarters inside your slot to hit the jackpot
Rev me up Rev me up
My little buttercup
We can tug sheets snuggle up and get stuck
Believe it or not
Here comes the brother with glow
A strugglin', Bubblin' overweight lover hurt prone
So what's it gonna be
Me or the TV
Now let me take time to set your mind and your body free
So why don't you just stretch
Stretch for a sec.
Shake me, Shake me
Baby Baby bake me
No need to fake here I am
Come on and take me
Wind your body
Baby move your body
I see you slip sliding
Come on now do it hottie
I'm not quite sure as to what is going down
But I'm feeling Hunky Dory
'bout this thing that I found
(CHORUS X2)
I dig the way you wiggle
You don't jiggle
Once you jiggle
So hand over your love
Cause it's heavier
Than it'll
Move like a Mover
Sye wanted to groove
So I grooved her
Then she wanted to learn
So we'd be schoolin'
So I schooled her
(Mary had a little lamb)
But not like this
We can waltz and turn
Rumble tumble and twist
Then you think you gonna give in
Phantasies relivin'
So lay down and relax
Lover my lady
Lady love of my baby girl
Spread your wings
So we can fly around the world
When you drop me kisses
You're so cute you drop the bomb on me
Stretch it
Stretch it
Flex it
Flex it
Gimme the permission
Okey, Dokey
I'll bless ya
Blessin' like buddha
Buddha as the bless
You can lay down on the Lover
Put your head on my chest
(CHORUS X2)
What can we do
What are we gonna do
Roses are red and Violets are blue
Love is good and plenty
If you get plenty good lovin'
Do me right
Do me right
My lonesome dove
Tell me one more time
What is this thing called love
I'm not quite sure
As to what is going down
But I'm feelin' Hunkey Dory
'Bout this thing that I found
6 - OCD Sanchez
Heavy D perished in a plane crash, yo. Near Grand Junction, CO. RIP HD! You were loved but not forgotten!
7 - LilMissWeezy
Wow. Brings me back. Was just listenin 2 Soul 4 Real w/my roomie- my ma found the cd in her garage and brought it over LOL Which brought about a conversation about Heavy D being the producer of their album, and I had to prove to him that he had, in fact, passed away. But I still jam out to the old school now and then!
8 - lovelyLady
All of this information about his death is incorrect. Heavy D died today 11/8/11 I'm not sure how yet, but he just died at the age of 44, really unfortunate.
9 - Destiny Alston
Andrew Weitz of William Morris Endeavor Entertainment confirmed the rapper's death in Los Angeles in an email Tuesday, without giving a cause of death or saying where he died. Weitz declined to provide further details on Heavy D's death.