You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) (feat. Vybz Kartel)
Rihanna · Music Of The Sun [2005]
No no no
You don't love me and I know now
No no no
You don't love me so let me go now
(I can't let you go, can't let you go)
If you ask me, baby
I should've left you along time ago, no
[Verse 1]
Playas gonna play
a least thats what they say
Well I know that for myself now
(You know I love you)
You said you loved me babe
And then you played your game
A game that I know all to well now
Well I use to buy your lies
But it's time for me to sail now
[chorus]
No no no
You don't love me and I know now
No no no
You don't love me so let me go now
(I can't let you go, can't let you go)
If you ask me, baby
I shoulda left you along time ago, no
Hey baby
Dont you tell me no
Please tell me yes
without you me really stressed
Its a state of unhappiness
Gimme the key to pull yuh chest
You chest or I will neva rest
I suggest yuh mek me feel me climbing on Mount Everest
Hey Rihanna
Your lovin really put me to the test
But if you should request me soul di ansa would be yes
Yes to this yes to that yes to whateva you suggest
So please say yes
No no no
[Verse 2]
Haters gonna hate
(let them hate)
I found out much to late
I think I know were a little hot now
The truth leads to the lies
The heart aint always right
And I see that love is blind now
Boy you use to have my trust
Without no trust there aint no us boy
[chorus]
No no no
You don't love me and I know now
No no no
You don't love me so let me go now
(I can't let you go, can't let you go)
If you ask me, baby
I shoulda left you along time ago, no
You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)
Rihanna's 'You Don't Love Me (No, No, No)' features a collaboration with Jamaican reggae artist Vybz Kartel on her 2005 album, *Music of the Sun*. The track blends her signature R&B vocal style with the rhythmic energy of Caribbean dancehall, creating a fusion that defined her early international sound. Released during a pivotal era for her career, the song showcases her ability to navigate diverse musical landscapes while maintaining her distinct vocal identity. The recording serves as a testament to her cross-cultural appeal, bridging Atlantic pop and island rhythms to create a memorable anthem that resonated globally. Its inclusion on *Music of the Sun* highlights her commitment to exploring authentic musical roots alongside mainstream pop sensibilities.