In "Confession," Kunmie's lyrics weave a narrative of forbidden attraction, internal emotional struggles, and sentiments that refuse to fade from memory. Through romantic imagery and repetitive heartfelt expressions, Kunmie describes being deeply drawn to someone despite both of them already being involved with other partners.

Kunmie - Confession Lyrics

Can I hold you?
Maybe kiss you
Me and you, so in Jamaica having fun
Monumental, how I feel for you
But I'm guessing you have someone you belong to
But it's cool
Cause I have someone too
Maybe the past was enough and I should move on too
Is it cool, waiting but I'm too delusional
Your face is stuck in my head

Ololufe mi jo
Maje'sho rẹ lo
Iwo ni mo fe ju
Na my confession
Ololufe mi jo
Maje'sho rẹ lo
Iwo ni mo fe ju
Na my confession

How many, many, many
I beg you to go cut back
When I go messing with my babe
I beg you to go beg her for me
Dust for my eye
Abeg you to go clear am, clear am
Cause you this my way na only go change am

Ololufe mi jo
Maje'sho rẹ lo
Iwo ni mo fe ju
Na my confession
Ololufe mi jo
Maje'sho rẹ lo
Iwo ni mo fe ju
You're my confession
Ololufe mi jo
Maje'sho rẹ lo
Iwo ni mo fe ju
Na my confession
Ololufe mi jo
Maje'sho rẹ lo
Iwo ni mo fe ju
Na my confession

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The lyrics of What Is This Love by Johnny Drille featuring Nonso Amadi explore themes of emotional confusion, insecurity, and struggling to maintain a fading relationship. Through heartfelt lyrics and vulnerable storytelling, Johnny Drille and Nonso Amadi express the pain of giving their all to someone who still seems uncertain and dissatisfied.

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Johnny Drille & Nonso Amadi - What Is This Love Lyrics

Been acting different
Ah yeah-yeah-yeah
What have I done?
Baby, tell me
Don't tell me, it is nothing
You wan carry our love throway
Ah yeah-yeah-yeah
No need for all this screaming
I just want some peace and quiet

You no dey get enough
You wanna have it all
Price of insecure
And all I do is for you
You say you have enough
Walking out the door
Don't know what you want from me
Tell me, babe

What is this love?
Already yours
Gave you my all
What you want more?
What is this love?
Why so unsure?
You know you're my world
What you want more?
What is this love?

Let's take it back to like 2003, girl
We were kids
You were following me
Wish I could rewind
You see right now
I'm on the ground on my knees
I dey for bus stop calling my gees
Say she dey decline
I thought my love was obvious
Guess giving it my all was not enough
Girl, am I doing something wrong?
Omo what is this loving?
If you don't know what you want
You can't even stand me
We keep going back and forth

Ah yeah
Come, come to me na
Way you do me na
Oya uh Amina
Show me stamina
Oya
Come, come to me na
Way you do me na
Girl, I wanna know

What is this love?
Already yours
Gave you my all
What you want more?
What is this love?
Why so unsure?
You know you're my world
What you want more?

What is this love?
What is this love?
What is this love?

Baby, we can go back
Go back to the start
What is this love?
What is this love?

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The lyrics of No Yawa by Johnny Drille explore themes of deep love, loyalty, reassurance, and lifelong commitment. Through tender expressions and soothing melodies, Johnny Drille promises his partner safety, emotional support, and unconditional devotion, assuring her that there will be “no yawa” no problems or stress, in their relationship.

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Johnny Drille - No Yawa Lyrics

Mon Bebe you are the one
Everything that I need and more, when you are calling
A le le man go run
Anywhere that you want me to, omoge na true
Everything that I got for two
I'll do anything just to comfort you
And I know, when you know, when we know say no be fluke
Ahn annn
Girl me and you we go through the weather
I know you go stay until e better
Steady steady gimme stamina
Oh no oh no

Could this be ment oo
'Cause I no fit let go yeah
Aye wa da
Safe with me, come be my madam

Shey na forever you want
Kele I'm your sure plug
East and west and north
Can I be your last stop
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
If na forever you want
Kele I'm your sure plug
East and west and north
Can I be your last stop
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you

God made me for you
I found the one I'm searching for
I say Hallelu
This one no be love
This one na the kind wey I no wan lose
Oh baby I'm all for you
What you have done nobody can undo oo

'Cause I can't get over you
Inna my head oo eh
Hop in my Benz oo
I want you for life
And I dey want you inna my mental

Could this be ment oo
'Cause I no fit let go
Aye wa da
Safe with me, come be my madam

Shey na forever you want
Kele I'm your sure plug
East and west and north
Can I be your last stop
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
If na forever you want
Kele I'm your sure plug
East and west and north
Can I be your last stop
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you
No yawa for you

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The lyrics of Chose Me by Famous Pluto and Zaylevelten explore themes of hustle, street success, money, and the pressures that come with fame and ambition. Through energetic flows, catchy repetition, and confident storytelling, Famous Pluto and Zaylevelten reflect on their rise from struggle to wealth while embracing a fast lifestyle filled with luxury, attention from women, and coping with stress through partying and substances.

Famous Pluto & Zaylevelten - Chose Me Lyrics

Verse 1: Zaylevelten
(Hm) Cali foza, mo n fa, Cali foza, mo n ṣa (Ṣa)
Yami (Yami), kele wanna gimme small chop, no be samosa (Samosa)
Fine, fine shima wanna dey (Wanna), fine, fine shima wanna play (Wanna)
Yeah, I know the mama wanna stay (Wanna)
But now, the money be my bae (Yami)
And I no dey use the money play (Yeah), no, no (No, Tenski, save me)
No, no, no, no, no, no, new wave, new swago swa'
New flow, new ho, new Ricko, new Balenci' shoe
Mama say she know say I dey pack am, e dey show
On a low, we dey go, yami
Leave the bullshit on the road (Yami)
Yami, makе we play am to the ozone
Try mе, we go send you to the bosom
I'm the nigga that be bringing all the hoes on (All the hoes on)
'Leveltenski bringing all the hoes on (All the)
Everybody know I did the most (Yeah)
The mama wanna knack me, separate her legs like Moses

Chorus: Zaylevelten
Me, I didn’t choose this life; it chose me (It chose me)
Me, I didn’t choose the racks, and it chose me (It chose me)
Any small stress, I grab my codeine (My codeine)
Any small stress, I light my kpo (Kpo)
Me, I didn’t choose this life; it chose me (It chose me)
Me, I didn’t choose the racks, and it chose me (It chose me)
Any small stress, I grab my codeine (My codeine)
Any small stress, I light my kpo (Kpo)

Verse 2: Zaylevelten & Famous Pluto
(Yami) Money on my mind (Mind)
Ọwọ́ Olúwa lórí mi, e dey my mind
The motion dey make me sick, e dey my mind (My mind)
Baddie, she dey gbaká m isi, but I dey fo-focus, I dey on grind
No cap, the money choke, now I dey on soft guide (Yeah)
Back then, I was broke, now I don be soft guy (Soft)
Back then, she dey form, now she dey on standby (Ya')
Uh, I can't pay for oscroh, I can't buy (I can't buy)
No, I can't pay for no Scott' I can't tie (I can't tie)
No, bae, I just wanna knack, can't die for you (Can't die; Wowowo)

Verse 3: Famous Pluto
Nothing go happen to people wey no help you, na why I dey grind
Balling like CR7, nobody fit whine
Pluto Pendant for my neck, bọbọ, you see as e dey shine?
Na evil style, when I was broke, this nigga no call me him slime
Now I dey popori
Light-skin and dark-skin, suck my gogori
No be my fault say I guide, nigga, I worked for my money
Na why your girl wan follow me go house, but you dey gum body, ehn?
Me I don blow cannabis, two puff
For the level, just dey observe me, they wan suck
Said he's sipping Coco, but na cannabis, naim full my lungs
I've been guarding for money, bring any essa...., I go lock (Lock, oh)
Even when I dey classroom, I still dey bomb (Bomb, oh)
Even when I dey bathroom, I still dey work, ehn (Work)
But for God so loved the world, He sent Tenski to come save us

Chorus: Zaylevelten
Me, I didn’t choose this life; it chose me (It chose me)
Me, I didn’t choose the racks, and it chose me (It chose me)
Any small stress, I grab my codeine (My codeine)
Any small stress, I light my kpo (Kpo)
Me, I didn’t choose this life; it chose me (It chose me)
Me, I didn’t choose the racks, and it chose me (It chose me)
Any small stress, I grab my codeine (My codeine)
Any small stress, I light my kpo (Kpo)

Outro
OG boy remix

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Yeyeye lyrics by Famous Pluto explore themes of money, attraction, and modern relationships driven by financial status. Through catchy repetitive hooks and playful storytelling, Famous Pluto describes a love interest who is drawn to wealth, luxury, and multiple romantic options while he navigates desire and emotional confusion.

Famous Pluto - Yeyeye Lyrics

Intro
Wowowo

Chorus
Yeyeye (Yeyeye)
Yeyeye (Yeyeye)
Yeyeye (Yeyeye)
Yeyeye (Yeyeye)

‎Verse 1
‎Say she wanna stay where the money dey ‎(Say she wanna stay where the money dey)
‎She wanna dey where thе money dey ‎(She wanna dey where the money dey)
‎She wanna dey where the money dey every day ‎(She wanna)
‎(Ye, oh) Where the money dey every day

Chorus
Yeyeye (Yeyeye)
Yeyeye (Yeyeye)

Verse 2
‎I no think she get more than two guys, she do me wrong
She dey test one for money, second one send her money
‎The third one dey for Southy, forth one dey puff molly
‎I focus on her bobby, and she focus on my money every day

Outro
‎Yeyeye (‎For the kpaka, I go spend my raba, ye)
‎Yeyeye (‎I use jekomo and coco samba, ye)
‎Yeyeye (‎She bill me for shopping, I say, "E no dey")
‎Yeyeye (‎I lose guard, the banny for dormot, ye)
‎Yeyeye (Yeyeye; my baby, where you dey?)
‎Yeyeye (Yeyeye; my baby, where you dey?)
‎Yeyeye (Yeyeye; my baby, where you dey?)
‎Yeyeye (Yeyeye; my baby, where you dey?)
Ye-oh, ye-oh, my baby, where you dey?
Oh, ye-oh, my baby, where you dey?
Oh, ye-ye, ye

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Work lyrics by Famous Pluto and Zerrydl explore themes of hustle, wealth, ambition, and enjoying the rewards of hard work. Through confident lyrics and energetic street-inspired flows, the artists celebrate financial success, luxury lifestyles, and staying focused on money rather than distractions.

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Famous Pluto & Zerrydl - Work Lyrics

Intro: Famous Pluto & Zerrydl
Na Famous Pluto
‎Eh-ehn (Eh-ehn), eh-ehn (Eh-ehn)

Verse 1: Zerrydl
‎We dey ball on the stea'
‎Spend the milli'-milli', throw the funds to the air
Like a Benjamin, money step when I step
‎In the Ferrari, or the 'Bach, or the Benz
It's like Osu' long, I get one Benz for the jet
Double G, Gucci, Big Dog..., blue Vetements dey like too cheap
‎I can never be a slave to that Gucci 'cause it still dey pay than her coochie

‎Chorus: Famous Pluto
‎Monkey dey hustle, baboon dey cash out, no fit work
‎Grind for money, I dey cash out if it burst
‎Make money, make you leave long talk
No call me if you no dey bring work
‎Monkey dey hustle, baboon dey cash out, no fit work
‎Grind for money, I dey cash out if it burst
‎Make money, make you leave long talk
No call me if you no dey bring work
‎
Verse 2: Famous Pluto
‎Yes, I need money, and money needs me
‎Always use lappy because money fit me
‎When I no get, these OS no dey miss me
‎Now, dem dey twerk follow me, and dem dey kiss me
‎And dem dey say my name like I am Wizzy (Wizzy)
‎When money talk, I no dey talk, 'cause I dey listen (Listen)
If no be money gossip, why you wan gist me?
‎Nkwo boy, pull up in Escaladizzy
‎
‎Chorus: Famous Pluto
‎Monkey dey hustle, baboon dey cash out, no fit work
‎Grind for money, I dey cash out if it burst
‎Make money, make you leave long talk
No call me if you no dey bring work
‎Monkey dey hustle, baboon dey cash out, no fit work
‎Grind for money, I dey cash out if it burst
‎Make money, make you leave long talk
No call me if you no dey bring work
‎
Outro: Zerrydl & Famous Pluto
‎Money, pounds na
Money, money, money, dollar (Wowowo)
Money, money, money, naira
Money, money, money, euro (Dollar na money, ah-ahn)
Money, money, money, pounds na
Money, money, money, dollar (Where the where the money come from?)
Money, money, money, euro
Money, money, money, naira, naira
Wowowo, wowowo
Wowo, wowo, wowowo
OJ on the mix

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Toucher II is an absolute masterclass in genre-bending production, featuring heavy live instrumentation, bright, triumphant horn sections, and deep, speaker-rattling dub basslines. The album boast an elite, carefully selected roster of international and continental collaborators, featuring top-tier artists from Kingston, London, and Lagos who seamlessly integrate into Stonebwoy’s creative universe. From high-energy, club-ready dancehall anthems to deeply moving, roots-reggae acoustic tracks, the sonic cohesion of the project remains flawlessly intact from start to finish.

Lyrically, Stonebwoy shifts effortlessly between conscious, socially relevant commentary and triumphant celebrations of global African excellence and longevity. Singing and chanting in a masterful blend of English, Patwa, and Ewe, he addresses themes of spiritual resilience, overcoming systematic betrayal, the sanctity of family, and the global unification of the African diaspora. His voice carries the authoritative weight of a true musical statesman, delivering melodies that are both instantly accessible and deeply profound.

Released via Def Jam Recordings Africa, the album has immediately dominated charts across Ghana, reaffirming Stonebwoy as one of the most vital, consistent, and culturally important African musical ambassadors on the global stage today. TORCHER II is more than a regular album release, it is a historic cultural bridge, a definitive masterwork that proves Stonebwoy’s creative flame and global impact are burning brighter than ever in 2026.

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Produced by FADE Venom and Puffybeatz, with a minimalist, high-end design palette, Confession relies on deep, ambient sub-bass lines, atmospheric space pads, and a delicate, sparse rim-shot percussion pattern that allows the artist’s immaculate vocal control to take center stage. Kunmie possesses a rich, velvety tenor that effortlessly transitions into a striking, emotional falsetto, carrying a technical proficiency and emotional maturity that belies his newcomer status. The sonic architecture of the song evokes a late-night, intimate and instantly captivating atmosphere.

Lyrically, as the title implies, the song is a deeply vulnerable, unvarnished admission of romantic submission, past mistakes, and deep-seated devotion to a partner. Kunmie shuns the standard, surface-level tropes of contemporary love songs, opting instead for a descriptive, heartfelt narrative structure that feels like reading a private diary entry. The track is an intense exploration of the fear and beauty that comes with laying one's ego down completely in the name of love.

Confession marks the soaring a true artist's artist, someone dedicated to the preservation of pure melody, emotional honesty, and high-fidelity vocal arrangements.

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The track’s production is built on a lush, hypnotic bed of airy, atmospheric synths, crisp acoustic guitar picking, and a deeply infectious, bouncing Amapiano-tinged log drum loop. Victony commands the opening of the track, delivering a spellbinding, crystalline falsetto hook that immediately wraps around the listener’s subconscious. Tml Vibez follows with a beautifully balanced verse, trading his usual high-register, staccato street delivery for a smoother, more melodic cadence that perfectly mirrors Victony’s artistic elegance without sacrificing his own signature grit.

Lyrically, Hello is a playful yet deeply soulful exploration of modern romance, longing, and the pursuit of a muse amidst the distractions of a fast-paced life. The chemistry between the two is remarkably fluid, creating a sonic texture that is simultaneously high-fashion and street-certified. The track leans into a feel-good vibration that is tailor-made for golden-hour radio rotation, late-night lounge playlists, and lifestyle content curators.

Distributed via EMPIRE, Hello has immediately found a home at the digital charts, earning high praise from critics who have lauded the unexpected but highly effective synergy between the two distinct artists. For Tml Vibez, the single is a brilliant showcase of artistic growth, proving his capability to command premium, high-fidelity pop records, while for Victony, it is another addition to an unblemished run of 2026 appearances.

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Musically, STREET THERAPIST relies on a gritty, minimal production style that blends aggressive hip-hop 808s, haunting minor-key piano loops, and sharp, urgent street-pop percussion. This sparse sonic arrangement is entirely intentional, ensuring that Famous Pluto’s distinct, impassioned vocal delivery and razor-sharp lyricism remain the absolute focal point of every track. Standout records like Grind & Pray and the introspective opener Session 1 give the project a dark, tense and moving cinematic feel.

Lyrically, the album functions exactly as its title suggests: an unfiltered therapy session for the disillusioned. Famous Pluto tackles heavy themes of survival, betrayal by close friends, the heavy psychological toll of poverty, and the spiritual conviction required to navigate the madness of the city. He writes with the wisdom of a street-corner philosopher, utilizing sharp Pidgin and local slang metaphors that resonate deeply with the demographic that feels largely ignored by polished, commercial pop.

The album has ignited a massive movement across streaming platforms, where his poignant bars have become the soundtrack for thousands of youth-led motivational videos. STREET THERAPIST is a landmark debut that firmly establishes Famous Pluto as far more than a transient hitmaker, he is an authentic voice of a generation, turning communal pain into a definitive, triumphant purpose.

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The production of Dai Dai, handled by Shakira, AC, Dave Clauss, and Pamela Velez, is a masterclass in transatlantic rhythm, blending a heavy, syncopated Afro-fusion bassline with sharp, syncopated Latin percussion and a driving, sultry acoustic guitar hook. Shakira opens the record with her signature distinct, agile vocal delivery, effortlessly gliding between Spanish and English verses with an infectious, untamed energy. Burna Boy enters with a commanding, gravelly cadence, bringing a smooth, PHC-infused swagger that grounds the track's high-octane pop energy into a gritty, irresistible pocket groove.

Lyrically, the song is a celebration of magnetic attraction, confidence, and the chemistry between two people moving on a crowded dance floor. The back-and-forth vocal play between the two global powerhouses is entirely organic, avoiding the disjointed feel that often plagues major international link-ups. They feed off each other's global "it-girl" and "it-boy" personas, delivering clever, bilingual wordplay that celebrates the deep, historical connection between African and Latin musical roots.

Accompanied by a high-budget, the track has already broken streaming records across South America and West Africa within its first 48 hours. By aligning her legendary pop status with Burna Boy's peerless continental influence, Shakira has made a definitive global summer anthem for 2026. Dai Dai is a loud, colorful, and proud declaration that the lines separating global pop hubs have completely dissolved.

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The album serves as a sonic sanctuary, balancing JD’s signature acoustic guitar arrangements with lush, cinematic orchestral strings and subtle, contemporary synth pads. Standout tracks like the previously released Afro-fusion experiment Colorado alongside labelmate Ayra Starr and Young Jonn show his willingness to step into modern pop spaces. However, the true heart of the project lies in raw, stripped-back ballads like Midnight Confessions and the soaring title track, Before The Morning Light, which highlight his peerless vocal range and storytelling ability.

Lyrically, the album explores the complexities of modern love, grief, and the existential thoughts that thrive when the world goes quiet. JD writes with a profound vulnerability, tackling themes of marital commitment, long-distance longing, and the mental health challenges of navigating life in the spotlight. His songwriting avoids cliché, opting instead for a conversational, poetic depth that feels intensely personal and universally relatable to anyone who has ever lain awake overthinking.

To support the rollout, Johnny Drille has announced a series of intimate, candlelit theater shows across West Africa and the UK, emphasizing the album's late-night, premium aesthetic. Before The Morning Light is a reminder that amidst the fast-paced, club-driven landscape of modern African music, timeless, soul-stirring songwriting will always have a sacred place.

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At the center of her artistry is the meaning behind her name itself. “Nelly,” symbolizing shining light and the warmth of the sun, represents confidence, ambition, and strength, while “Ayla,” meaning moonlight, reflects her softer and introspective side. Together, the name embodies the duality that shapes her music and creative direction, bold yet vulnerable, radiant yet reflective. Inspired by themes of light, emotion, and self-expression, Nelly Ayla uses both her visuals and songwriting to create a world that feels personal, relatable, and emotionally honest. Her moonlight-inspired identity has become one of the defining elements that separates her from many emerging artists within today’s Afro-fusion space.

Nelly Ayla first introduced herself with her debut single Hear Me Now, an empowering Afro-Pop anthem centered around self-liberation and individuality, before expanding her artistry through Takey-Test, a smoother and emotionally layered record exploring the tension between friendship and romance. Through both releases, she demonstrates versatility as a songwriter capable of balancing confidence with vulnerability. Recognized for her unique sound and artistic presence, some listeners have drawn comparisons between her vocal agility and artists such as Ariana Grande and Beyoncé, while her creative direction remains entirely her own. As she continues blending music, fashion, emotion, and storytelling into one cohesive artistic universe, Nelly Ayla is steadily establishing herself as one of Gen Z Nigeria’s captivating rising stars.

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The former Real Madrid CF and Bayer 04 Leverkusen coach arrives after weeks of speculation surrounding Chelsea’s managerial situation. The news was confirmed on the official Chelsea website on Sunday, May 17, 2026, which is a day after the FA Cup defeat against Manchester City.

What did Alonso say about his decision to join Chelsea?

The Spaniard expressed his delight at joining Chelsea and believes it was the best decision he made and he looks forward to making a change at the club.

He said,

"Chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in world football and it fills me with immense pride to become manager of this great club. From my conversations with the ownership group and sporting leadership, it is clear we share the same ambition. We want to build a team capable of competing consistently at the highest level and fighting for trophies. There is great talent in the squad and huge potential at this football club and it will be my great honour to lead it. Now the focus is on hard work, building the right culture and winning trophies."

Alonso is the ideal figure to rebuild stability, discipline, and identity after another turbulent campaign under the BlueCo ownership era.

Alonso gained recognition and respect as a coach at Bayer Leverkusen, where he guided the German side to a historic unbeaten Bundesliga title and domestic double in 2024 before taking charge at Real Madrid in 2025. Despite a difficult spell in Spain that ended earlier this year.

The belief among the stakeholders at Chelsea is that his tactical flexibility, calm leadership style, and long-term vision make him the right fit for the project.

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Mentumi Nka lyrics by O'Kenneth explore themes of struggle, sacrifice, and the harsh realities of chasing success. Through emotional storytelling and introspective lyrics, O'Kenneth reflects on financial hardship, personal pain, societal pressure, and the risks he has taken to pursue music and a better life.

O'kenneth - Mantimu Nka Lyrics

Tɛkyerɛma daso da abɔdweɛm
Menya me ho ɛyɛ ɛha yi aa
Ɛwɔ abibrem
Ɛbaa mmɔho
Yɛnya no koto srɛm
Deɛ ɛwono keka mano
Ansa na menya no wɔ asikyire mu

Adepa nso ba wɔ abotrɛ mu
Baabi a yɛkɔ no
Yɛba yɛn nkyerɛ mu
Man fucking living
Representing, yeah me tɛ mu
Ɔmmɛn me nti ɔnnim m’asɛm
Ne nyinaa yɛ bɔ srem ka

Yaaro mewiee school na deɛ ato me ɛyɛ nsa
Ɛna me gyae kɔ twe fonta
Manpɛ antoa so na menim
Na me ti nka
Si me bo meyɛ nnwom yie ah
Nnipa bɛ te me nka
Abambuo bebree na mentumi nka
Bisa me sɛ meyɛ nnwom koraa (Yeah)
Na mentumi nka

Menni sauce wɔ nnwom mu
Nnipɔ bi ɛhu ɛka
Me ho kyerе me na me san di hyɛ fie
Na mani nka

Wokɔ na wokɔ di nkonim a
Yеbɛ bɔ hyire
Saa nipa no korɔ noa
Wokɔ nkuguo a
Yebɛ bɔ wo mpire

Me take risk
Deɛ ɛda ho ɛyɛ me tire
Pɛ sika na wokɔ akurase a
Yɛn ama wo ansoa bɔdeɛ tire

Adwuma den
Asikafoɔ mennim ɔmo nyinaa nte nfifire
Sɛ wonte maseɛ aa
Na ɛbi nte wafi kyere

Life no meyɛ tawee
Mayɛ sɛ sisire
Sika no nso mmoo ah yɛbɔ ampesie
Yie yie

Meso tee
Meso tee
Adwuma no mensua no yie
Meso tee
Meso tee
Na menna fie

Meso tee
Meso tee
Adwuma no mensua no yie
Meso tee
Meso tee

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Second Chance lyrics by Johnny Drille explore themes of healing, renewal, and rediscovering love after emotional pain. The song tells the story of someone who has been broken and defeated, but finds hope and wholeness through a new, life-changing relationship.

Johnny Drille - Second Chance Lyrics

God knew what I needed
So he gave me you
I was hurt and defeated
Had nothing to lose

Still my heart was calling out
Praise him you answered
So glad you are in my life

You made me believe
Believe again
I'll never be the same
I'm gonna love you back with all I am
Put my broken heart together
And gave me a second chance

Never loved no one deeper
The way that I love you
And I go give you love wey you never see before
Every day give you more and more

You so beautiful as a sunset
Now I know you must be God-sent
A different kind of peace when I'm with you
And I want more

You made me believe
Believe again
I'll never be the same
I'm gonna love you back with all I am
Put my broken heart together
And gave me a second chance

One more chance
Feels like home
You are my whole second chance
One more dance
Feels like home
You are my home

You made me believe again
You don't know what you've done
I'm gonna love you back with all I am
Put my broken heart together
And gave me a second chance

Ooh
God knew what I needed
So he gave me you

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