Go On Move
Reel 2 Real Lyrics

Bibidy, bom bi bom, mek, house go mad
Introducing the beat and energy, a rhythm of excitement and frenzy that can make a house go wild.

Bibidy, bom bi bom, mek, jazz go mad
Another genre is suggested, this beat can also bring jazz to a state of insanity.

Bibidy bi bom, bibidy bi bom, bibidy bi bom, bibidy bi bom
Repeating the fundamental and catchy rhythm of the song.

Gwan, move, mek ya body groove
An invitation to move and let the body groove.

Gwan, move, ta da funky groove
Adding more encouragement to move and groove to the funky rhythm.

Woman, shake, shake, shake ya body
Addressing women and asking them to shake their bodies to the beat.

Snake ya Body so de man can see
Suggesting that women show off their bodies, especially their curves, to attract men.

Woman, move, move, move ya body
Encouraging women to keep moving their bodies to the rhythm.

Move ya body so de man can see
Repeating the message that women should keep moving their bodies to attract male attention.

Woman, original mad stuntman is a trinidadian
Introducing the singer or rapper, also known as the mad stuntman, and stating his origin.

Have nuff style, have nuff pattern
Boasting about the mad stuntman's style and patterns in music and dance.

All a de girls, me wah ya cooperation
Asking all the girls to cooperate in dancing and having fun to the beat.

Round de university and round de nation
Indicating that the call for cooperation applies to everyone, from university students to people across the country.

Ya know dat Sonya, Jackie, and Karon them
Calling out specific names of women who are already dancing and moving their bodies to the beat.

Body look good
Complimenting the physical appearance of the aforementioned women.

And them wine them bottom in America, Canada
Noting that these women are not only from Trinidad but also dancing in other countries.

And England
Completing the list of countries where the aforementioned women are from or dancing in.

Move ya body gal, ya better move it in a motion
Reminding women to keep moving their bodies in a rhythmic motion.

Woman, look cute, when them dance combination
Noting that women look attractive when they dance with skill and combination.

All over the world, all over the nation
Acknowledging the universal appeal of dancing and moving one's body to the beat.

Body look sweet, when them a wine them botton
Repeating the assessment that women look physically appealing when they move their bodies in a certain way.

Winter, spring, summer and autumn
Listing all four seasons to indicate that dancing to the beat can be enjoyed all year round.

Up and down, up and down in a motion
Repeating the instruction to move up and down in a rhythmic motion.

I love it so much, it gives me commotion
Expressing the intense excitement and enthusiasm of the singer or rapper for the beat and dancing.

Like them hips curves and patterns, wine ya body gal so, so
Appreciating the physical features of women and encouraging them to move their bodies in a certain way.

Move, move
Repeating the persistent instruction to keep moving to the beat.

(Reel 2 Real)
Giving credit to the artist who created the song or beat.

Move ya body good, move ya body good
Reemphasizing the importance of moving one's body well.

Move ya body, move ya body, move ya body
Repeating the instruction to move one's body, acknowledging its essentiality to the song and dancing.

Because, woman, look nice, and, woman, look sweet
Explaining why women should keep moving their bodies, as they look attractive and pleasing to the eyes of men.

Me love it when you move it, when you move it to the beat
Expressing the singer or rapper's love and appreciation for women who are moving their bodies to the beat.

Move it to the left, move it to the right
Providing further instruction on how to move to the beat, specifically to the left or the right.

Move ya body, gal, me stay 'till daylight
Implying that the singer or rapper is enjoying the dancing too much to leave, and would stay until dawn.

(Bop, bop!) Jump up wave your hands
Adding more physical moves to the dancing, specifically jumping up and waving one's hands.

(Bop, bop!) Jump up wine ya bottom
Encouraging women to jump and move their bodies in a certain way, using their bottom or hips.

(Bop, bop!) Jump up and move in motion
Repeating the instruction to jump and move in a rhythmic motion.

(Bop, bop!) Jump up and sing with stuntman
Encouraging people to sing along with the mad stuntman while jumping and dancing.

(Bop!) Gwan, Gwan, shake ya body!
Giving more emphasis to the instruction to shake one's body vigorously.

(Bop, bop!) Jump up so de man can see
Reinforcing the idea of physical display and attraction, as women are encouraged to jump and move in a way that men can see well.

(Bop, bop!) Everybody them feeling happy
Suggesting that dancing and moving one's body to the beat can bring joy and happiness to everyone.

So jump around and join de party
Inviting everyone to participate in the dancing and partying.

Gwan, move (Bibidy, bom), mek ya body groove
Repeating the instruction to move and groove to the beat of the music.

Gwan, move (Bibidy, bom), ta da funky groove
Reemphasizing the essentiality of moving and grooving to the beat, specifying its funkiness.