She is influenced by a lot of genres, mostly Gospel, Jazz, Neo Soul and RnB.
With a family who supported her talent, she was nurtured in the comfort of her home to become a musician and exceptional songwriter.
Ayanda Jiya is currently working on her upcoming album, “Ayandastand”, under the label TinismDotcom.
Music Video Link >>
"Happier Alone"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZ8ADJvCUTE
iTunes Link>>
"Happier Alone"
(US) - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/happier-alone-single/id715260746
(ZA) - https://itunes.apple.com/za/album/happier-alone-single/id715260746
Worth It
Ayanda Jiya Lyrics
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Love unconditional
I'm worth it
Ain't I what you're looking for
Worth it
Look into my eyes tell me I'm so
Worth it
I'm the one that you adore
Love beyond all the flaws
I'm worth it
Ain't I what you're looking for
Worth it
Don't care who was right and who was wrong
I'm worth it
I deserve all that and more
Look I'm
I'm not asking for favours no
This could be
A start of an ending for sure
We could be
Strong as the light of the sun
We could be greater together as one
Am I the only one that thinks that far
I see how you look at me
I know I'm sexy as hell
And the way you touch me
You wanna drink from my well I can tell
It may seem good and yes I could
I want more than what you see here now
Because I'm
Worth it
Love unconditional
I'm worth it
Ain't I what you're looking for
Worth it
Look into my eyes tell me I'm so
Worth it
I'm the one that you adore
Worth it
Love beyond all the flaws
I'm worth it
Ain't I what you're looking for
Worth it
Don't care who was right and who was wrong
I'm worth it
I deserve all that and more
Ah tell me the truth
I'm a grown woman
I ain't got no time to play with you
I'm letting you know just how I feel about you
I'm letting you know just how I want you
Or am I
A bad case of good woman wrong time
Or am I
Someone to keep close in case you change your mind
Oh my
I don't wanna play any games I want the truth and I want it today
So, what you say
Tell me baby, tell me baby, tell me baby
Tell me honey, tell me honey, tell me baby
Tell me baby, tell me baby, tell me baby
Tell me honey. Tell me
Worth it
Love unconditional
I'm worth it
Ain't I what you're looking for
Worth it
Look into my eyes tell me I'm so
Worth it
I'm the one that you adore
Worth it
Love beyond all the flaws
I'm worth it
Ain't I what you're looking for
Worth it
Don't care who was right and who was wrong
I'm worth it
I deserve all that and more
In "Worth It," Ayanda Jiya expresses her self-worth and seeks validation from the person she loves. She acknowledges her flaws but believes that she deserves to be loved unconditionally because she is worth it. She asks her partner to look into her eyes and tell her that she is worth it and the one he adores. She doesn't care about who was right and who was wrong in the past, as long as she is recognized for the value that she brings to the relationship.
The song also highlights Jiya's willingness to be transparent and honest in her feelings. She doesn't want to play games and desires the truth so she can determine if she and her partner have a future together. She questions if she is a good woman in the wrong time or if she is just someone to keep close in case her partner changes his mind.
Overall, "Worth It" is a song about a woman's self-worth and her desire for validation and love from her partner. It showcases the struggle of seeking confirmation from someone who may have hurt you in the past, while also acknowledging the importance of transparency and honesty in a relationship.
Line by Line Meaning
Worth it
I am valuable and deserving of love and attention
Love unconditional
My love knows no conditions or limitations
I'm worth it
I have self-worth and deserve to be treated accordingly
Ain't I what you're looking for
Don't I have the qualities and traits that you desire in a partner?
Look into my eyes tell me I'm so
Acknowledge my worth and value by looking into my eyes
I'm the one that you adore
I am the person you love and cherish
Love beyond all the flaws
Love me despite my imperfections and shortcomings
Don't care who was right and who was wrong
I am more interested in moving forward and being happy than dwelling on past conflicts
I deserve all that and more
I am worthy of all the happiness and abundance that life has to offer
Writer(s): Ayanda Jiya
Contributed by Austin R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.