The gyal dem Schillaci, Sean da Paul
So me give it to, so me give to, so me give it to, to all girls
Five million and forty naughty shorty
Baby girl, all my girls, all my girls, Sean da Paul say

Well, woman the way the time cold I wanna be keepin' you warm
I got the right temperature fi shelter you from the storm
Oh Lord, gyal, I got the right tactics to turn you on
And girl I wanna be the papa you can be the mom, oh, oh

Make I see the gyal dem bruk out pon the floor
From you don't want no worthless performer (oh, oh)
From you don't want no man weh can't turn you on
Gyal, make I see your hand dem up on ya (oh, oh)
Cyaan' 'tand pon it long, nah eat no yam
No steam fish, nor no green banana (oh, oh)
But down in Jamaica we give it to you hot like a sauna

Well, woman the way the time cold I wanna be keepin' you warm
I got the right temperature fi shelter you from the storm
Oh Lord, gyal, I got the right tactics to turn you on
And girl I wanna be the papa you can be the mom, oh, oh

Bumper exposed and, gyal, you got your chest out
But you no wasters 'cause gyal you impress out (oh, oh)
And if you des out, ah me you fi test out
Cah I got the remedy to make you de-stress out (oh, oh)
Me haffi flaunt it because me God bless out
And, girl, if you want it you haffi confess out (oh, oh)
Ah nuh lie weh we need, set speed, haffi fi test di mattress out

Well, woman the way the time cold I wanna be keepin' you warm
I got the right temperature fi shelter you from the storm
Oh Lord, gyal, I got the right tactics to turn you on
And girl I wanna be the papa you can be the mom, oh, oh

Gyal don't say me crazy now
This strange love it ah nuh Bridgette and Flava show (oh, oh)
Time fi we make baby now, so stop gwan like you ah get shady, yo (oh, oh)
Woman don't play me now, 'cause ah no Fred Sanford nor Grady, yo (oh, oh)
My lovin' is the way to go, my lovin' is the way to go

Well, woman the way the time cold I wanna be keepin' you warm
I got the right temperature fi shelter you from the storm
Oh Lord, gyal, I got the right tactics to turn you on
And girl I wanna be the papa you can be the mom, oh, oh

When you roll with a player like me
With a broda like me, gyal, there is no other (oh, oh)
No need to talk it right here
Just park it right here, keep it undercover (oh, oh)
From me love how you fit inna yuh blouse
And you fat inna yuh jeans and me wan discover (oh, oh)
Everything 'bout you, baby girl, can you hear when me utter?

Well, woman the way the time cold I wanna be keepin' you warm
I got the right temperature fi shelter you from the storm
Oh Lord, gyal, I got the right tactics to turn you on
And girl I wanna be the papa you can be the mom, oh, oh

Make I see the gyal dem bruk out pon the floor
From you don't want no worthless performer (oh, oh)
From you don't want no man weh can't turn you on
Gyal, make I see your hand dem up on ya (oh, oh)
Cyaan' 'tand pon it long, nah eat no yam
No steam fish, nor no green banana (oh, oh)
But down in Jamaica we give it to you hot like a sauna

Well, woman the way the time cold I wanna be keepin' you warm
I got the right temperature fi shelter you from the storm
Oh Lord, gyal, I got the right tactics to turn you on
And girl I wanna be the papa you can be the mom, oh, oh

Oh, oh
Oh, oh
Oh, oh


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  • +2
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    agreed awesome song, it has a good beat

    hobbes67on January 10, 2006   Link
  • +2
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    People, the song is in Jamaican creole!!! its difficult to understand coz u dont know the language, so dont pass judgement on something you dont understand...

    coolercanson May 02, 2007   Link
  • +1
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    It's easier to understand Sean Paul's singer than it is to read these lyrics!

    SMUSER17002421on February 18, 2006   Link
  • +1
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    This song is special to move our body! ^^ I love it!

    Pauapuon February 23, 2006   Link
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    cuba06 the song is in jamaican creole...idiot...just becoz u dont understand d song..dont mean it nuh mek sense..i hate it when ppl like you...who i'm gonna suppose is white...bite me if i'm wrong...make stupid ass comments about things u just dont understand..if yuh aint "digging" d jamaican flavour coz its 2 hot 4 u stay d HELL outta d kitchen!!! P.S This song is the SHIT!!!!!!

    coolercanson December 11, 2006   Link
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    have none of u been clubbing?

    this song is all about hooking up with a chick at a club. temperature deals with nothing but her being hot, she finding him hot, getting their grind on, something to that extent. the wanna be the papa line obviously alludes to him wanting to rail the shit out of the girl

    rainking06on January 25, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    Dude. I can't believe no one commented on here yet. Awesome fucking song. =) Woo!

    volcomissexyon January 07, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Fuck yeah. Me and my buddies were drinkin' and we played this and did like some mad monkey jam dance!

    Rachondalooseon January 15, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    this always plays at my school dances and everyone just loses it. its a good dance song!

    simone5678on February 09, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    *singing

    SMUSER17002421on February 18, 2006   Link

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