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Da Bassment Compilation: Missy Elliott - Red Lights

It's time for another Bassment gem. Enjoy a young Missy doing her thing on the track!



and check out http://missylist.blogspot.com/ for more info about this song. Missy reused this song and gave it to the R&B group The Truth! a couple of years later.

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  1. Isn't that dude speaking some words in the background from time to time Timbo?
    If it's him, maybe he produced it too.

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  2. WOW SNIPPETT IS THE WORD IMMA HAVE TO GET USED TO, TEASER MORE LIKE IT , TSM THANK U SO MUCH , DONT KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO WITHOUT YA. STEVE SMILIN DOWN ON US FOR ALL THE LUV FO SHO........4LIFE

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  3. @BlackArrow Yeah that is Timbaland

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  4. i like it!!!!!thx!
    i want this song to recording once again in now

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