A Dat A Gwan
Vybz Kartel · Other Songs - Vybz Kartel
Like CVM TV dem lookin in mi lookin out lookin even better
Mi nah go noweh no time no how
Like TVJ just look at us now
You tune in every morning to me like raggashanti
You tell yuh mudda you tell yuh aunty
Di world haffi know seh mi love yuh
So mi call miss kitty and jenny jenny
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
Mi never get a gal love mi so good
Treat mi so nice from da day mi born
A dat agwan on wat agwan
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
Mi ah di man you are di wife
An a so it stay till da day mi gone
Da relationship here haffi go someweh
Mi wan tell di world mi nah runweh
Mi wan put it pon ER Friday (ER)
Wit a repeat from Monday
Dat good love here mi jus cant loose
Our wedding haffi go pon news
Mi wan send go find Ian Boyne to interview mi dis gal no confuse
Baby!
Tell dem mi done get you
Mi tell Emily Crooks on di last interview
Mi wan somebody find Cliff Hughs to tell him reviews gal mi love you
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
Mi never get a gal love mi so good
Treat mi so nice from da day mi born
A dat agwan on wat agwan
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
Mi ah di man you are di wife
An a so it stay till da day mi gone
Baby girl I love you so
I will never ever let you go
Mi tell kieshema pon music news and mi tell jade pon zip info
Mi publish our love anyweh me go
Inna star inna chat X news also
People call in pon fiwi choice charts
And ah our lovin deh number 1 now
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
Mi never get a gal love mi so good
Treat mi so nice from da day mi born
A dat agwan on wat agwan
A dat agwan pon wat agwan
Mi ah di man you are di wife
An a so it stay till da day mi gone
A Dat A Gwan
Vybz Kartel's 'A Dat A Gwan' stands as a quintessential track of the early 2000s dancehall era, capturing the genre's raw energy and rhythmic precision. Released during a period when the artist was solidifying his status as a leading figure in Jamaican music, the recording exemplifies the sound that defined the mid-2000s dancehall scene. The song features the characteristic heavy basslines and syncopated rhythms typical of the style, delivered with Kartel's signature vocal delivery that blends charisma with lyrical focus on dancehall culture. As part of his extensive discography, the track reflects the vibrant atmosphere of the time, contributing to the broader canon of dancehall music that influenced subsequent generations of artists. It remains a staple for fans of the genre, representing the high-energy, party-oriented spirit that Kartel helped popularize globally.