Don't Move
Vybz Kartel · Other Songs - Vybz Kartel
Mi waan yuh fi be my baby madda
Gyaaal
Must breed it
Gyaaal
Why you cant tell mi nuttn
Gyaaal
Yah you a mi baby
Mi love u
Tell, everybody
Mi must breed it
Mi bredren dem seh how yuh mean mi Teacha
Gyal,
Awhoee
[Chorus:]
Mi ah, come inna, yuh belly gyal
Dont move
Grab mi, squeeze mi, bite mi, but
Dont move baby
Mine you, mek it slide out
Yuh mi waan not another
A mi yuh mi waan fi be my baby madda
[Verse 1:]
Gyal, set good
Sperms mi ah hurl
Cum, mi a cum inna yuh belly my girl
Oh! Grab mi balls (eh eh) mi feel good
Cum, mi a cum inna yuh belly my girl
Sweetheart, dont bail off
If it a go waste nuh vex nuh bloodclaat
AIDS test negative, pregnancy start
Mi nuh care if your parents a go wrath (eh eh)
Dont worry baby
If you get a girl, she a born as a queen
If you get a boy, him a born as a king
So do you want a boy or a girl or a twin
Anything you waan
Mi a come inna yuh belly gyal
Dont move
[Chorus:]
Mi ah, come inna, yuh belly gyal
Dont move
Grab mi, squeeze mi, bite mi, but
Dont move baby
Mine you, mek it slide out
Yuh mi waan not another
A mi yuh mi waan fi be my baby madda
[Verse 2:]
Mi done seet clear, seh you love mi
Mi waan breed u, nuh seh O.M.G.
Inna f*ckin mi hav a P.H.D.
Yuh must get, yuh must get a B.A. by (why)
Dat a di cause a di T.L.C.
Mi tell u seh it easy like A.B.C.
And 1,2,3 and Do Re Mi
And mi and you nuh hav nuh S.T.D.
Dont worry baby
If you get a girl, she a born as a queen
If you get a boy, him a born as a king
So do you want a boy or a girl or a twin
Anything you waan
[Chorus:]
Mi ah, come inna, yuh belly gyal
Dont move
Grab mi, squeeze mi, bite mi, but
Dont move baby
Mine you, mek it slide out
Yuh mi waan not another
A mi yuh mi waan fi be my baby madda
[Outro:]
Gyaaal
Must breed it
Gyaaal
Why you cant tell mi nuttn
Gyaaal
Yah you a mi baby
Mi love u
Tell, everybody
Mi must breed it
Mi bredren dem seh how yuh mean mi Teacha
Gyal,
Awhoee
Don't Move - Vybz Kartel
Vybz Kartel's 'Don't Move' stands as a quintessential example of 1990s Jamaican dancehall, capturing the genre's raw energy and rhythmic complexity. Released during a pivotal era for the artist, the track exemplifies his signature style, blending aggressive vocal delivery with intricate steelpan and drum patterns that defined the sound of the time. As a key component of his discography, the recording reflects the socio-political themes often explored in dancehall music, addressing themes of resistance and social commentary through its lyrics. The song remains a significant song in Kartel's catalog, illustrating his influence on the genre and his ability to craft tracks that resonate deeply within the Jamaican musical community. Its enduring popularity highlights the timeless appeal of dancehall's rhythmic drive and lyrical depth.