Ganja Breed
Sean Paul · Dutty Rock [2002]
Man a ganja breed
Me get high pon me chronic til me eye dem a bleed
De coke head a nah we speed
Ah just me ways inna me weed and me fire me need
Well it is the best ces
Man a request we chop it up
And pon de safe dem boy will put it
Inna de pipe and smoke it up
Inna me chest, bless it eleviated de stress
Me conquer and conquess dat come me way
Me say me conquer all test
Dem a thief and dem a murda through dem days
De coke head dem a try fi turn de place inna a mess
De weed a gimme de vibes
A dat me haffi confess
Chico come and sing it out
And tell dem the rest yo
(Chorus x2)
Yo we nuh want nuh junkie friend no
Yo no see say ah so monkey dem yo
Den thief ya heart, dem thief ya coke
Dem thief de US dollar note
And when ya check it out de whole a dem a yo-yo
Blaze de chalice and blaze de fire now
Dutty de cup change de load and pass it now
Watch it Babylon a pass
De weed me nah go mass
Because me no say dat me bun it anyway ohh.
(Chorus x2)
Yo check it
Well it has de best cess
Man a request we chop it up
And pon de safe dem boy will put it
Inna de pipe and smoke it up
Inna me chest, bless, it is eleviate de stress
Me conquer any conquess
Whey come me way say me conquer all test
Dem a thief and dem a murda through dem days
De coke head dem a try to turn de place inna a mess
De weed a gimme me vibe me haffi tell and confess
Chico man me tell ya come fi tell dem de rest yo
(Chorus x2)
We nuh want nuh junkie friend no
Yo no see say ah so monkey dem yo
Dem thief ya heart dem thief ya coke
Dem thief de US dollar note
And when ya check it out de whole a dem a yo-yo
Blaze de chalice and blaze de fire now
Dutty de cup load it up and pass it now
Watch it Babylon a pass
And we know we nah go mass
So we wait because ah bun it anyway ohh.
(Chorus x2)
Ganja Breed
Ganja Breed stands as a defining track from Sean Paul's breakthrough 2002 album, Dutty Rock. The recording captures the artist's signature dancehall energy, blending rapid-fire vocal delivery with infectious rhythms that propelled him into international prominence. As a cornerstone of his early discography, the song exemplifies the vibrant production style that characterized the turn of the millennium in Jamaican music. It remains a celebrated example of how Paul successfully merged traditional reggae influences with modern pop sensibilities. The track continues to resonate within the genre, showcasing the enduring appeal of his energetic performance style and the album's significant impact on the global dancehall scene.