Story Behind The Song

This song is about "country folk" in Alabama square dancing to Rap Music.

Song Description

Uptempo Dance rap tune with country guitars, fiddles and a Geroge Cinton Bass line

Lyrics

Bama Slamma


Yo! Let me break it to ya!
Break a little something for ya
All the country people and a
All the city slickers and a (x2)

Down in Alabama and a
Way down in Birminghama and a
Bouncing in the corner and a
Bowing to the partner and a
Square dancing to the rapper and a
I thought it?d never happen but a
Bustin? to the doci doe (Doci doe)
Skipping yo across the floor.
Sawdust up in the air.
Check it dawg they didn?t care
Foot stomping hand clapping
Break dancing in the rafter
DJ was a scratchin?. Fiddle player started tappin?. Banjo up in the funk
Sipping triple X drunk. Yo, they took a Yankee jam. Mixed it with some rap and
Funked it on the bass and
Called it bamma slamma and

(Bridge) Yo I had to get with it
New south it?s funky ain?t it
Got to keep bustin? on it
Oh Yeah Oh Yeah. Come on

(Chorus) Bamm bamm bamma down south jamma
Ain?t nothin better than bamma slamma (x2)

Looking back when I was young, only thing we did for fun at the auditorium, way from yonder here they come (Way from yonder)
I said Billy Bob and Bobbie Joe Susie Q and Jethro, Bobbie Jean and Clementine. Girl you looking mighty fine

Hillbilly funkin? yo! Hip hoppin? there they go! Rap jams up in the flow.
There they go there they go (There they go, there they go) all across Dixieland corn
pipes in their hand, straw hats and coveralls, barefoot no shoes at all! Yo
But you that was in the day it ain?t the same you know they bumpin? with a new funk to make you wanna shake your rump; Old school pop locking; funky worm they ain?t stopping; George Clinton Bass and the chicken picking axe-man
(Bridge) (Chorusx4)/adlib