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Lyrics of 'The Roots (Interlude)' by Jill Scott

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[Jill]
Yeah, yeah, yeah...

[Black Thought]
What's your named girlfriend?
Girlfriend, what's your name?

[Jill]
My name is J-I-L-L S-C-O-T-T
Jill Scott representin' North Philly y'all
J-I-L-L S-C-O-T-T
Jill Scott representin' lovely

[Black Thought]
Show your love ladies and gentleman
Show your love for Miss Jill Scott
Representin' Philladelphia, ya know what I mean!
The Roots crew, that's what I'm talkin' 'bout

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