The Trinity

Sean Paul · The Trinity [2005]

[Intro:]

My main aim is to maintain.

Beyond 2005 stay alive jah jah we a fear.

Stay clear of the brain drain.

Because the system design wth a whole heap a fall and pit hole

And no just a little bit of gain.

Dem waan you walk thin lines.

Then dem say do it again.

My main aim is to stay sane.

Cause I never did like an I never did love fame.



[Chorus:]

So listen me.

All who playerhate an keep on dissin mi.

Tell dem say dem cannot stop mi synergy,

Dem really cannot limit mi.

(No)Matter how dem mimic and a gimick mi.

Tell dem say dem cannot stop mi energy

I'm giving dem di Trinity.



[Verse 1:]

Music so that dem caan refuse it.

5 million and forty top cuties.

Dem be shakin up dem booties.

Dat is how di dutty sell di units.

Nuffa dem get puzzled like a rubiks.

When dem hearin' all mi new hits.

Watch it make mi show dem how fi do this.

Cause this is how di dutty get mi true kicks.

We school them on di true hits.

Year after year dem caan dispute it.

Real dancehall dem caan dilute dis.



[Chorus:]



[Verse 2:]

With music we keep playing.

Thats why we doing it, we heart true in it... it a mi life flame.

Fi hear the girls dem keep saying.

Sean da Paul you a the general.

So this one a fi di gal dem.

Mi love fi see when dem keep swaying.

Weh mi say bend it down low, dip it deep, and come back again.

A Sean da Paul pon the track again....

To Make the bad mind now we and the Factor We run the game.



[Chorus:]

[Break:]

[Scratches by Delano]

[Chorus:]

[Verse 1:]

[Chorus (repeat)]

The Trinity - Sean Paul

Sean Paul's "The Trinity" stands as a defining track from his 2005 debut album, showcasing his mastery of dancehall rhythms blended with reggae sensibilities. Released during a pivotal era for Caribbean music, the recording captures the infectious energy that propelled him to international prominence. The song features a driving bassline and Paul's signature vocal delivery, creating a sonic landscape that bridges traditional island sounds with contemporary club anthems. As a cornerstone of his early discography, it exemplifies the genre's evolution in the mid-2000s, influencing countless artists who followed in his footsteps. The track remains a testament to his ability to craft music that resonates deeply within both local communities and global dance floors.