Bicycle
Vybz Kartel · Other Songs - Vybz Kartel
Eh, Gyal
Mi nuh wah nuh borin fuck
Mi nuh wah nuh borin wine
Mi nuh wah nuh borin wine
Move yuh clothes an fuck pon di line,
But mi nuh wah nuh borin grind
Nah, mi nuh wah nuh borin wine
Me don't wah no borin wine... babyyyy
[Verse 1:]
Yuh pussy haffi physically fit
Bruk di cocky like dry macka stik
Enuff gyal flop weh yuh fit
Nuff ah dem pop dung
Wen time mi tell dem dis
Mi wah yuh fi peddle an wheel
Pon dat big fat cocky
Ah guh longer den ah candle
An, hold on
Pon yuh two breast dem like di handle
[Chorus:]
Gyal,
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
Yuh love di lollipop
Yuh love di icycle
Mi dun tell yuh mi nuh wah nuh borin gyal
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
From mi love di weh yuh tounge
Ah tickle my nipple
Mi love wen yuh guh dung an hold ah
Vybzcycle
[Verse 2:]
Yuh kno how fi mek mi sweat
Balance pon yuh head
Like yuh wah bruk yuh neck (hmmmmm)
Ah some hard fuck yuh get
Dat 12 inch cocky a go mark yuh fi death (hmmm)
Mek sure seh yuh wah weh yuh get
Wen yuh done yuh feel it
With every walk weh yuh mek (ahhhh)
Yuh wah bullet like ciggarette
Yes, wen yuh done dis
Havin get it offa yuh breathe
Sex education classes
Nuff ah dem get dismiss
My school a nuh funny business
Nuff ah dem shock wen teacha
Guh tell dem dis
Mi wah fi squeeze yuh two breast
Like di break s dem pon di BMX or di 10 speed
An, den yuh sidung inna satellite race
Ah run dung an yuh tek lead
[Chorus:]
Gyal,
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
Yuh love di lollipop
Yuh love di icycle
Mi dun tell yuh mi nuh wah nuh borin gyal
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
Ride pon di cocky like ah bicycle
From mi love di weh yuh tounge
Ah tickle my nipple
Mi love wen yuh guh dung an hold ah
Vybzcycle
Bicycle - Vybz Kartel
Vybz Kartel's 'Bicycle' stands as a quintessential track of the late 1990s and early 2000s Jamaican dancehall era, showcasing the artist's signature blend of rhythmic reggae and upbeat dancehall production. Released during a period when Kartel was redefining the genre's sound, the recording features his characteristic vocal delivery and lyrical focus on themes of street life and resilience. The song exemplifies the high-energy, percussive style that became a hallmark of his discography, contributing to his status as a leading figure in contemporary dancehall music. Its enduring popularity reflects the era's cultural impact and the song's ability to resonate with audiences seeking authentic, rhythmic soundtracks for social commentary and celebration.