All Alkaline Lyrics (en) Total 153
Alkaline - Knight Inna Shinin ArmorNight care, daycare So she keep di bwoy Have me a crush ova yuh Full time admirer Anything weh yuh require Mi mek yuh wet, not di dryer Gwaan gyal, gwaan
Alkaline - SurveillanceSuit mi eye x2 Mi nuh tired a yuh, nuh tired a yuh Slap weh me meds wah way, wah way Beautify, oh yeah, yeah yeah Appearance Gyal yuh so bad yuh fi under
Alkaline - Nah Lef Eh Game{Intro} Ey Weh dem know bout we? How dem a talk so much things bout we (Nah Lef e game) How dem a talk so much things bout we (Nah Lef e game) We dem know bout we
Alkaline - Not A Clone{Intro} Bay talk Some boy a bay talk Bay talk {Chorus} Run up inna mi gun dem skin a tear off Wul dung eh trigga killa Wul dung eh
Alkaline - Nuh RivalYeah Mad Ting Mad Ting Aye Lay down Dead Nuh More (3x) Pon floor No more Eye lock That black pitch Boy flatten out And
Alkaline - LumSumNah harbour shark - - Cooyah cooyah cooyah cooyah Yeah! Cuh pan da phat pussy deh Cuh di jaw di jaw Wow Likkle draws cya manage Tek off di Top
Alkaline - RelapseFrom wi eye deh a we knee cap And a meds high nah pree stop See life Con Hot street The teapot Ruff road fly the Gridlock Tek time a psychotic When me pree back
Alkaline - First TouchNah violate, take me, take me all And together make we fly away Nuh put on , so we stay Just a smile from you that alone And you make me day First touch, first touch,
Alkaline - Iz YouIz you, iz you, iz you Ah x3 Iz you Ah Iz you Ah The one Weh me think bout Cannot even stop that B Weh we share Only 2 a we know But the love so strong
Alkaline - Mek Tingz Happen{Intro} Mek tingz happen Tingz Happen Mek tingz Mek {Verse 1} Don't drop baton (Baton) Ain't no stop'n (Stop'n) Mek
Alkaline - Boss{Intro} Yeah-yeah Hey, hey Execution style Yah {Chorus} Boss fi every boss Don fi every don Ever ever militant Suh it tan a suh
Alkaline - Open a Brain{Intro} Yo Mouth mek fi talk An' mi gun mek fi beat Beat, no movement Stay life, uh-huh Dem worst nightmare a (Head leak) {Chorus}
Alkaline - Motivation{Intro} {Verse 1} Feel di pressure, man a beat it like a sledge I'll never kneel that a the pledge (pledge) Concentrate and hold di faith, hold up
Alkaline - Grip{Intro} Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah Glue, glue, like glue Hot right through Right through, yeah {Chorus} A yuh have, uh?
Alkaline - Mad LuvLet them shots up No no baby don’t you break my My heart Don’t you know that I’ll always care Always be there Your love Your love Your love Your love I’m
Alkaline - Microwave (Remastered{Intro} Hizzle, oosh (mhm) If dem nuh behave a grave enuh Oosh, oosh Behave yuh likkle self, microwave Marverley (Yuh hear dat?) Dead dem dead Jordan
Alkaline - Lone Madness{Chorus} Many cry in these bloody streets Many souls loss in these bloody streets(to di streets) Bloody streets,in these bloody streets Many come and go in this bloody
Alkaline - Seh We Great{Intro} Once more See it, Flying high (an yuh know it's a) Listen weh a gwaan Listen weh a gwaan Flying high Ghetto yute cya deny(cya deny)
Alkaline - Static{Intro} Bwoy dismiss and forgotten Big big, dat a clatton, Granny ah pickney Stilla live like nthn neva hap'm (Neva hap’m) Call him mongrel mek mi annihilate nthn
Alkaline - Valum{Intro} Loud!! Done know enuh Loud, yeah! Loud (Loud) {Chorus} Loud! could a deh a yard or foreign a just loud Aye not way try nuh talk
Alkaline - World Domination{Intro} He-he-hee (Yeah, yeah) Weh yuh gone pon a hunt, hunt, hunt, hunt Cash affi a flow anno punk Yes pon a hunt, hunt, hunt, hunt Millions nough inna di
Alkaline - System{Intro} Dem say a di root a everything? {Chorus} System a fuckery More and more me see it You curse all yuh want a the sed thing repeat Bagga
Alkaline - Sell Off{Intro} High up the above, god bless, love (High up the above, god bless, love) Peace, yes (Peace, respect) (Yes) (Same suh) Oh yes
Alkaline - MedicineIntro Yeah yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah I'm feeling, oo oh yeah Sorry but I never heard you (whoa) Can't tell you bout di curfew Party weh you deh, party weh you say,
Alkaline - Top Prize{Intro} “This is it, it’s showtime, One last moment of drauma tonight” (Lawd God, Lawd God) Run and then a dash e weh (Run and then a dash e weh) Mek way to di
Alkaline - Nuh Wife{Intro} Fucking hell (Yeah) (Nuh wife, nuh wife) {Chorus} Nah look nuh wife Me wuck yuh wid me knife And mek yuh fall in love Gyal a
Alkaline - Total Murda{Intro} Auto Bamb Dem know wah good fi dem, dem guh a dem bed Walk ova deh shot play up inna dem head Ooh ooh One Lawd Ooh ooh Yow, Yow
Alkaline - Buryberry{Intro} Yo hive A just di life weh we a live Eh, yo Pop a bottle a Starlight Di star right Nuff a dem a look fi we fall off dem alright (Kill dem wid it,
Alkaline - We Up{Intro} More dan 30 pon di wrist Wol heep a duppy pon di list And we a di illest dem nah guh tell yuh cause a politics (no way) Wake up high me smoking on di cannabis
Alkaline - High Props{Intro} One Yeh mi gi yuh high props Yeh mi gi yuh high props (uuoo, uuoo yeh) Armz House Records Yeh yeh yeh yeh Yeh yeh yeh
Alkaline
Earlan Bartley, better known by his stage name Alkaline, was born on December 19, 1993 in Kingston, Jamaica. Growing up in the vibrant music scene of Jamaica, Alkaline developed a passion for dancehall and reggae music at a young age.
It was during his teenage years while attending Ardenne High School that Alkaline began to take his music career seriously. With the support of his friends, he started visiting local recording studios after school to work on his musical creativity whenever he had the chance.
In 2013, Alkaline started to gain recognition in the streets of Jamaica with the release of singles like “Thinks Mi Love” and “123”. The following year, he made waves in the music industry with the controversial single “Move Mountains” from his mixtape Alkaline Mixtape.
In 2016, Alkaline released his first studio album titled New Level Unlocked, which featured the hit single “Champion Boy”. The album topped the Billboard’s Reggae Albums Chart, making him the first dancehall artist in five years to achieve this feat.
Over the next few years, Alkaline collaborated with various artists including WSTRN, French Montana, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, and Keith Sweat. His versatility and unique style helped him gain a wider audience and establish himself as a prominent figure in the music industry.
In May 2021, Alkaline released his highly anticipated second studio album, Top Prize, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard’s Reggae Albums Chart and No. 19 on the Heatseekers Albums Chart. The album showcased Alkaline’s growth as an artist and solidified his position as one of the top talents in dancehall and reggae music.
With his distinctive sound and captivating performances, Alkaline continues to push boundaries and inspire fans around the world with his music. He remains a force to be reckoned with in the music industry and his future looks brighter than ever.
It was during his teenage years while attending Ardenne High School that Alkaline began to take his music career seriously. With the support of his friends, he started visiting local recording studios after school to work on his musical creativity whenever he had the chance.
In 2013, Alkaline started to gain recognition in the streets of Jamaica with the release of singles like “Thinks Mi Love” and “123”. The following year, he made waves in the music industry with the controversial single “Move Mountains” from his mixtape Alkaline Mixtape.
In 2016, Alkaline released his first studio album titled New Level Unlocked, which featured the hit single “Champion Boy”. The album topped the Billboard’s Reggae Albums Chart, making him the first dancehall artist in five years to achieve this feat.
Over the next few years, Alkaline collaborated with various artists including WSTRN, French Montana, A Boogie wit da Hoodie, and Keith Sweat. His versatility and unique style helped him gain a wider audience and establish himself as a prominent figure in the music industry.
In May 2021, Alkaline released his highly anticipated second studio album, Top Prize, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard’s Reggae Albums Chart and No. 19 on the Heatseekers Albums Chart. The album showcased Alkaline’s growth as an artist and solidified his position as one of the top talents in dancehall and reggae music.
With his distinctive sound and captivating performances, Alkaline continues to push boundaries and inspire fans around the world with his music. He remains a force to be reckoned with in the music industry and his future looks brighter than ever.