Artist: Judge Dread
Judge Dread's lyrics & chords
Alexander Minto Hughes (2 May 1945 - 12 March 1998), better known as Judge Dread, was a reggae and ska artist from England. Born in Kent, Judge Dread was the first White British recording artist to get a reggae hit in Jamaica. He got his stage name from a Prince Buster song, and his first hits were inspired by Prince Buster's single, "Big Five". The Guinness Book of World Records credits Judge Dread for having the most banned songs of all time. Many of his lyrics have sexual connotations, with one song "Big Five" using rhyme to suggest lewd w...read more
Sweet beat Shearing you Nothing takes the place of you The appeal The big five Show it now Raise your hands The touch Dark street A change is gonna come Rock with feeling Easy target Isolation sickness Ten commandents Insincere Grandads flanalette nightshirt An interview with judge dread Logickill Open wounds Feeding frenzy Race traitor Dredd song Walk with love Death rattle Hostile takeover Short leashed Bye bye baby Hypocrites Taxation Sick of it all Youth enrage Mass character genocide Scorcher I have a dog Dreams to remember The dill brothers Letter to my penis Untitled Rough rider I´m sorry Smells like mecha Flick the switch Judge dread in court Going to the river No surrender Its a foolish way Electro hooligan What i will Laid to waste Wine or grind Wolves in security counsils clothing Ever feel like waking up is like getting kicked in the throat? Tenderness John jo When we were skins Judge dread reggae and ska Aids Bird flu Intolerant character Wrong respect
