Lyrics: Christopher Martin - "Come Where You Going"

Intro

Brown, black, white or Indian girls,

I wanna be your man anywhere that u are around dis world,

This is Mosiah Music,

And girls who got a sexy body move it, hey, my girl.

Chorus (X2)

Can I come where yuh goin?

Follow u ... anywhere that u goin girl ...

Lemme come where you goin,

Follow u anywhere that u going girl!


Verse 1:

So many different women I stand for,

N if I could have my way I'd have em all, yes I'd have em all,

Put dem all in line n have dem waitin on my call,

24 hrs in a day den a 24 girls before curtain call,

Girls with cute faces, bright eyes,

Neat likkle waist, fi mi grip dem thighs,

Nice ways, a brain my size,

Dem kinda girls fit di gallis right,

I had a dream these girls were chasing me,

Fighting each other for my company, das y!

Chorus

Verse 2:

Sometimes I wish there were at least 2 of me,

So while I sleep the next one is continuously groovy,

Superhero of love pleasing these girls is ma duty,

I fly across the world for girls in need of my TLC,

They know I got what they want in there spot,

I'm hot so hot, burning up yow di place soon drop,

I got a ton a girls requesting me,

Some a dem cyaa wait so they be threatening me, but still!

Chorus

Jamaica, Farewell Returns Home

Jamaica, Farewell, the ground breaking one woman play which debuted in Jamaica for one week in August, is back home for a second run.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9; KINGSTON, JAMAICA: In August, Debra Ehnhardt’s Jamaica, Farewell only ran for five days at the Theatre Place, in New Kingston. Despite the fact that the format of the play was new to the Jamaican audience, all six performances were sold out. Now Bamboo Grove Productions has brought the play back to Jamaica and this time it will have a one month run with 15 shows in Kingston, one show in Mandeville and two shows in Montego Bay.

Jamaica Farewell is a 90-minute one woman autobiographical show that speaks to Debra Ehrhardt's journey to the USA from Jamaica in the turbulent 1970s, is a hilarious and touching story of how one young woman risked everything in order to fulfill her lifelong dream of starting over in America.

This funny show is a wild roller coaster ride of suspense, intrigue, seduction, humour and manipulation. After successful runs in London, Toronto, New York and Kingston, Ehrhardt brings her thrilling tale back to where it all began, for a second run.

Ehrhardt will begin her second stint on November 10 at the Theatre Place in New Kingston with five performances per week for three weeks. The play will now run Wednesday’s to Saturdays at 8pm and on Sundays at 7 pm. The run in Kingston will end on November 28.

Jamaica, Farewell will then move to Manchester for one show only at the Cecil Charlton Auditorium on Friday December 3. The one-woman play will then close off its one month run with two shows in Montego Bay on Saturday December 4 and Sunday December 5 at the Fairfield Theatre.

Ehrhardt has been pleasantly surprised by the reception the play has gotten in Jamaica, she explains: “Before we decided to bring the play home some believed that it could not be. Well, we have done it and our first run in August was great with Jamaicans from all walks of life coming to see the play and really enjoying it. This second run will last for almost a month as we are trying to reach many more. We got so many requests from persons who called and emailed us clamoring for us to bring it back, so here it is and I am really excited to be coming back”.

Jamaica Farewell has been growing in popularity internationally. The play premiered at the Hackney Empire in London in September of 2008, and had an eight-week off-Broadway run at the Soho Playhouse in New York in the Spring of 2009. In January of 2010, Rita Wilson-Hanks, producer of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, optioned the movie rights to Jamaica, Farewell with a full US tour of the play to open Spring 2011.

And before Debra begins her hectic 2011 US tour, Bamboo Grove Productions is bringing the award winning one-woman play back to Jamaica starting Wednesday November 10 with 15 shows in Kingston, one show in Mandeville and two shows in Montego Bay.

Scikron Entertainment/BigYard Presents 'Party like its your birthday Busy Signal , Richie Loop & D-Major'‏

The party anthem which collectively features the vocal flexes of Busy Signal, Richie Loop and D-Major released in September has been steadily creeping its way onto the airwaves, clubs and weekly events.

With the official video release pending this weekend into next week, it is quite amazing the numerous amount of existing fan videos on social networks such as Facebook and YouTube, amassing well over to thirty Thousand (30,000) views thus far. The call for an official video has been heard, and this weekend will unleash such a request by the trio.

The video shoot which was done last week by female director Nordia Rose hopes to bring to the forefront just what the song says, a high energy performance by all three artistes depicting how much they enjoy the track, as well as the entire crew bringing the song to life (video) in a simple yet fun setting.

She assures the viewers that, "the final product when completely edited and approved, fans will see of all three artistes having fun by listening the song and watching the video alike." She believes that the fans will feel closer to the respective artistes, as the visual imaging will give of the kind of vibe that the trio are performing not only to them but for them in the same breath.


VIDEO CREDITS: PARTY LIKE ITS YOUR BIRTHDAY VIDEO
Artist- Busy Signal, Richie Loop & D-Major

SCIKRON ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
PROD: ROBERT LIVINGSTON
DIR: NORDIA ROSE


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