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CONSEQUENCES

Ah War Ah War Ah War!!!!! Yes I

Consequences (oh what a la la la)
For every action there's a consequence ohhh yeah
Consequences (oh what a la la la)
For every action there's a 
Yes I

v1
So yuh no tired ah di gun play BOW (rude boi)
Mama she ah beg and she ah bawl (wha ooii)
but to you that´s just another sunday
I bet you feel like yuh woulda run way BOW (rude boi)
When yuh wake up inna di morning and police deh outta yuh front gate 
Dem ah seh 


cho
Consequences (oh what a la la la)
For every action there's a consequence 
Consequences (oh what a la la la)
For every action there's a consequence 
Yes I
(ah War ah War ah War)


v2
Mi know seh yuh ah hear and think yuh nah go feel (yuh think yuh nah go feel it) 
Yuh seh yuh haffi mek it burst, ah suh it work when yuh want your meal
But understand seh its a war
imagine you go town go rob sombody fi dem car
Den come back ah country and ah pose like yuh ah star
Chillin with your friends and couple ladies at the bar
then yuh hear a voice say Do you remeber who I are?
You pull out a knife and him pull out a SLR
Then you start to bawl and seh that him tek it too far
Then yuh start to fret and all yuh get is death (BBOOOWWWW)
Which is a permanent scar
Yuh soulda know seh 


cho
Consequences (oh what a la la la)
For every action there's a consequence yes i 
Consequences (oh what a la la la)
For every action there's a consequence 
Yes I
(ah War ah War ah War)

v3
Hey repercussions are real
So if you dont care how I feel
Dont come crying to me
When karma is at your feet
Singing consequences (2x)

Consequences (oh what a la la la)
For every action there is a consequence 
Yes I
AH War ah War ah War (oh what a la la la)




06 Consequences

This is the new single from the sweet sweet Cocoa Tea, titled Ladies Ball

Coco Tea - Ladies Ball

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Taken from Music Is Our Business, a collection of 15 Cocoa Tea singles and five previously unreleased master recordings from Bobby Dixon’s Digital B label, recorded between 1987 and 2003. The tracks represent a peak creative period in Cocoa Tea’s career and his work with one of dancehall’s greatest producers.

Tracks featured on Music Is Our Business include a previously unreleased cover of Dennis Brown’s “Things In Life;” an early digital reggae scorcher from 1987 called “Lonesome Side;” a previously unreleased cover of the Abyssinians’ anthemic “Declaration of Rights;” and Cocoa Tea’s popular cover of Bob Marley’s “Waiting In Vain.”

VP’s recent two recent Bobby Digital anthologies X-Tra Wicked and Serious Times have brought new attention to the outstanding work that was coming out on the Digital B label during this golden period from the late 80s to early 00s, which included influential recordings from Cocoa Tea, Sizzla, Garnett Silk, and Admiral Tibet, and others.

Cocoa Tea, born Calvin George Scott, started recording in 1982 for producer Henry Junjo Lawes, breaking out with “I’ve Lost My Sonia” and a follow-up track, “Rocking Dolly,” celebrating the Jamaican love of the motorcycle. The latter was manufactured and distributed by VP on Lawes’ Volcano label, as was his second LP Weh Dem A Go Do. After a decade of success for various producers, King Jammy would bring Cocoa Tea back to VP with the LP I Am The Toughest in 1991, followed by a series of productions by Fatis Burrell including Good Life in 1994, featuring the title track, one of his most popular ever. VP also released The Sweet Sound Of Cocoa Tea in 2008, a double LP/CD Reggae Anthology compilation of Cocoa Tea’s top career tracks.

Prior to Music Is Our Business, Cocoa Tea had 11 albums through VP Records, making him one of the label’s top legacy artists. Cocoa Tea is featured in his own display in VP's 40th Anniversary exhibition, “A Reggae Music Journey,” found at Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, Jamaica.

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