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Heavy D & The Boyz. Album Peaceful Journey. Peaceful Journey Lyrics. Here's to you You have gone through struggles, suffering This one goes out to everybody in the world, but especially on the street level Because I know where you comin' from and some of the things you do, I can understand So through all your travels, I'm wishing you a peaceful journey. In the corner, sits the little girl in tears The shadow of a man overwhelms her fears "Mommy, mommy, NO!", the words of a battered child The wicked, wicked mommy has the sticks swingin' buckwild "Mister, mister, do you have a dime? See, I'm hungry and I'd rather be a begger than do crime" Sure here's your dime, go make a big ten bucks Now sneak around the corner, get your joints and go beat him up A kid on the streets, doesn't want to be beat So he hangs on the block 'til his pop fall asleep Missing kids on.

Peaceful Journey - Heavy D & The Boyz. Heavy D & The Boyz - Sister Sister (LP Version) Vinyl 4:43. Heavy D & The Boyz - Is It Good To You 4:09.

Heavy D. maintained his high visibility in both the R&B and rap markets with his third album, Peaceful Journey. The title says a lot about Heavy's outlook - he was never an inflammatory, confrontational rapper, and generally sought to entertain rather than challenge

Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample). The Boyz, they were visible on a few songs on this album but they were more visible on the music videos that accompanied some songs from this album. In this album, Heavy D was concerned with expressing his love for the females, educating his fans on national (not world) affairs of the 1990-1991 era, and making you want to get up dance

The Boyz's Peaceful Journey album. Somebody For Me - Jazz Lover Mix Version Lyrics. The Boyz Lyrics provided by SongLyrics. All Music News . Popular Heavy D Feat.

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Play full-length songs from Peaceful Journey by Heavy D & the Boyz on your phone, computer and home audio system with Napster. Produced by some of the era's best beatmakers, Peaceful Journey features several gems, including the classic posse cut "Don't Curse" with Q-Tip, Grand Puba, Kane, Kool G Rap and Pete Rock.

Harrell made Heavy D & the Boyz the first artists signed to Uptown in 1986, and they released their debut album, Living Large, in 1987. The singles "Mr. Big Stuff" and "The Overweight Lover's in the House" established Heavy D's image among rap fans, and "Don't You Know" was a crossover hit on the R&B charts, narrowly missing the Top Ten. All told, Living Large was a gold-selling hit. The follow-up album, 1989's Big Tyme, was the group's real breakthrough  . Peaceful Journey was another platinum-selling hit, thanks to the single "Now That We Found Love" - a modernized version of the Gamble/Huff composition originally recorded by the O'Jays - which made Heavy D a full-fledged mainstream success. It reached the R&B Top Five and just missed the pop Top Ten.