Released: November 12, 2002

Featuring: Missy Elliott

Songwriter: Timbaland Missy Elliott

Producer: Missy Elliott Timbaland

[Intro: Missy (T-Boz)]
Uh
Say what say what (uh uh)
2003
Uh
It don't get better then this (what)

(Here I come)
(Here I come)
(Here I come) T-Boz
(Here I come)
A-T-L

[Verse 1: T-Boz (Missy)]
I'm an Atlanta girl (Whoo)
I've been born and raised
To come and rock ya world (Ahh!)
I don't wanna hurt nobody (Nobody)
I just came to move your bodies

(T) Time to get the place wired up
(L) Rest well until we all meet up
(C) Come on and get the speakers boomin' (Oooh!)
Stop what you're doin'
Cause we're about to ruin (come on)

[Hook (Missy)]
(Uh oh uh oh)
Move to the right now (uh oh uh oh)
Move to the left now (uh oh uh oh)
Stand real still now (uh oh uh oh)
Now break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down (uh oh uh oh)

Move to the right now (uh oh uh oh)
Move to the left now (uh oh uh oh)
Stand real still now (uh oh uh oh)
Now break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down

(Ohhh dirty)

(Dirty dirty)

[Verse 2: T-Boz (Missy)]
Where the South is?
I been waitin' on Tim to bring the beat in (uh huh)
TLC the club's shakin'
Bounce to the ounce
Like a lot of baby makin'

(A) Already sweatin' from the music
(T) Too many drinks don't abuse it
(L) Let the folks outside in
Come on in (come on)

[Hook (Missy)]
(Uh oh uh oh)
Move to the right now (uh oh uh oh)
Move to the left now (uh oh uh oh)
Stand real still now (uh oh uh oh)
Now break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down (uh oh uh oh)

Move to the right now (uh oh uh oh)
Move to the left now (uh oh uh oh)
Stand real still now (uh oh uh oh)
Now break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down (uh oh uh oh)
Break it down

[Break (Missy)]
Yo Missy
TLC is forever (yeah)
So when you come up in this club here (what)
Get your back up off the wall

Yo Missy (yeah)
Left Eye would want us to break it down
Break it
Break it down like this (like this, like this)
Say what (Ooh Ooh!)
Come on now

[Bridge: Chilli]
If you're dancin'
And you're sweatin' (yeah)
Drippin' wet from your neck to your chest hairs (aahh)
Cause we're pumpin'
We keep it jumpin' (what'd ya say)
TLC is bringin' heat you gotta love this (bring the beat now)
If you're dancin'
And you're sweatin' (ahhh girl)
Drippin' wet from your neck to your chest hairs (oohh)
Cause we're pumpin'
We keep it jumpin' (ahh)
TLC is bringin' heat you gotta love this

Oh Oh Oh (oh)
That's right baby we dirty (yeah)
Oh Oh Oh (oh)
TLC we gon' be right here (oooh)
Oh Oh Oh (yeah)
We keep the crunk south wildin' (come on)
Oh Oh Oh (oh)

Shhhhh...
Left Eye gets a moment of silence (woo)

Uh (yeah)
Break it down now
One more time now
Say what say what
Come on

A - Woo I like that
T - Uh a little louder
L - What come on
A-T-L
A-T-L
A-T
A - What
T - Woo alright now
L - Woo go and flip it up

Alright
Flip it up
Flip it up now

T - Yeah say what (what what)
L - Come on break it down now
C - Woo who da girls

Who da girls
Who da girls
Who da girls

T - What uh
L - Uh from the Dirty South
C - Uh say what now
Alright yeah

TLC

TLC is a trio whose musical repertoire spans over R&B, hip-hop, soul, pop, rock, funk, and new jack swing.

Consisting of Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, rapper-singer Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, and singer Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas, TLC found unprecedented success in the 1990s, not only as a musical group, but also for an extensive series of high profiled spats with the law, each other, and with their record label—all of which helped to solidify them as one of the definitive recording acts to emerge during the aforementioned time span.

The group, which is in fact the highest-selling girl group in America with 65 million records sold, is known for tackling important social issues in their music such as AIDS awareness, violence, domestic abuse, anorexia, bulimia, sexism, racism, and homophobia.