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Trinidad
& Tobago Panorama 2016 - HOME
sung by “Crazy”
composed by Edwin Ayoung & Lewis Rowans
arranged by Rishi Mahato
click here for lead sheet
LYRICSVerse 1
You tired run me - You tired shun me
You was meh biggest enemy
Look now we dancing the soca chutney
These are the things that does make me happy
Look how you flinging it - Look how you swinging it
Look how you -Look how you - Look how you - Look how yuh
All the jook you jooking - All the wining yuh wining
Just keep in mind that we jamming till morning
All the waist you pelting - All this thing you doing
That is a sign to prepare for what coming
Chorus 1
Ah love it - When yuh go down meh lover
And you - Start to rub it up - Wuk it up = Roll it up
Roll up the bum see - Roll up the bum see - Roll up the bum see
Ah love it - When you go down meh lover
And you - Start to Jam it up - Ram it up - Bang it up
Girl the more you do it- it is the more I love it
I want to jam till ah can’t go no further
Give me now cause I can’t wait no longer
Verse 2
The day you meet me - In the barahee
You tell me I was the man
That you chose to be your long life companion
Then you leave me and you went to England
Look now yuh Squeezing me - Look now yuh
All the jook you jooking - All the wining yuh wining
Just keep in mind that we jamming till morning
All the waist you pelting - All this thing you doing
That is a sign to prepare for what coming
Chorus
Verse 3
Girl wait ah minute - Ah can’t believe it
The way you coming onto me
I never thought it woulda be so easy
This kinda thing girl does drive me crazy
The way yuh rolling it - The way yuh throwing it
The way you - The way you - The way you - The way you
All the Jook you Jooking - All the wine you wining
Just keep in mind that we jamming till morning
All the waist you pelting - All the pace you setting
That is a sign to prepare for what coming
Chorus
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Edwin “Crazy” Ayoung
Edwin Ayoung or “Crazy” - born Edwin Ayoung in 1944, on Maraval Road in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad of a Venezuelan mother and Trinidadian father of Chinese descent, was - in his youth - as skilled and competitive in his country’s national pastime of cricket, as he has been now for years as a world-travelled musician, performing artist and composer.
Though dubbed The “Loveable Lunatic of Soca,” Ayoung has time and again not been given his due in his native land, yet remains one of the most commercially successful artists on the international soca scene. An experimentalist, he pioneered the unique musical genre known as Parang Soca and played a leading role in promoting Chutney Soca. Crazy would go on to sing several monster smashes in parang soca, including Muchacha and Homemade Wine.
A brilliant double-entendre artiste at its best - Edwin Ayoung has delighted in pushing the envelope in his humorous and witty manner. With songs like Paul, Nani Wine and Suck Meh Soucouyant to name but three, this illustrious performer remains a staple in the music world
He’s been ranked in the top three for Trinidad & Tobago’s annual national calypso monarch competition - his best showing being at position two with Dustbin Cover. He captured the prestigious Road March title (the ‘tune for the road’ during Carnival Monday and Tuesday) in 1985 with Suck Meh, Soucouyant.
The track featured here which “Crazy” co-wrote and vocalizes, is called Ah Love It.
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