Winner
Blinky Bill Lyrics

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Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh eh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh oh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh eh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh oh oh

Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh eh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh oh oh

I'm a winner
Born sinner
You can say that I'm a dreamer
But I'm not falling
Reaching the stars are calling me
I'm never going down
Not while he's around
I know you hear me Nairobi
Can you feel me

Feel so good wanna dance like so
So so move your body gonna dance like so
So so
Feel so good wanna dance like so
Move your body down low we go
We go we go we go ah

Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh eh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh oh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh eh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh oh oh

Tuko tuko poa oh yeah tuko poa Jo
Tuko tuko poa oh yeah tuko poa Jo

Day by day we juggling
The bigger the dream the bigger the hustle man
One door closes another one opening
Believe it or not it's already happening
Ey ya
Unstoppable unstoppable
Boom boom boom dynamite
Bomb diggity
Javelin mnarusha man hazinifikii
Ni kupaa tu kwa hewa na vitu kupewa

Wacha nikushow
Vile kutagooo
Sasa hapa now
Set it get it go
Wacha nikushow
Vile kutagooo
Sasa hapa now
Set it get it go

Feel so good wanna dance like so
So so
Move your body gonna dance like so
So so
Feel so good wanna dance like so
Move your body down low we go
We go we go ah

Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh eh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh oh oh
Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh eh oh

Eh ah eh ah oh eh
Eh ah oh oh oh

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Blinky Bill's song "Winner" convey a message of resilience, self-belief, and determination amidst difficult circumstances. The opening lines of the song set the tone for this message as Blinky Bill repeats the words "Eh ah eh ah oh eh" and "Eh ah oh oh oh" several times, creating a sense of momentum and anticipation. The chorus then follows with the lines "I'm a winner, born sinner, you can say that I'm a dreamer, but I'm not falling," indicating that even though the singer may have faced obstacles and made mistakes in the past, they remain confident in their ability to succeed.

Throughout the rest of the song, Blinky Bill touches on themes such as the importance of hard work and perseverance ("Day by day we juggling, the bigger the dream the bigger the hustle man"), the power of positive thinking ("Believe it or not it's already happening"), and the joy of living in the moment and celebrating life ("Feel so good wanna dance like so"). The use of Swahili phrases such as "Tuko tuko poa" and "Javelin mnarusha man hazinifikii" adds an element of cultural richness to the lyrics and pays homage to Blinky Bill's East African roots.

Overall, "Winner" is an uplifting and motivational song that encourages listeners to keep pushing forward towards their goals, no matter how difficult the journey may seem.

Line by Line Meaning

Eh ah eh ah oh eh
This phrase is repeated throughout the song as a filler line with no particular meaning.

Eh ah oh eh oh
This phrase is repeated throughout the song as a filler line with no particular meaning.

I'm a winner
The singer is confident and determined to succeed.

Born sinner
The singer acknowledges that they are flawed, but strives to move beyond their limitations.

You can say that I'm a dreamer
The singer is aware that others may see their goals as unrealistic or impossible, but is not discouraged.

But I'm not falling
The singer refuses to be defeated and remains steadfast in their pursuit of success.

Reaching the stars are calling me
The singer sees their goals as a lofty target, but is motivated and feels a sense of destiny towards them.

I'm never going down
The singer is determined to overcome any obstacles and achieve their goals.

Not while he's around
The singer believes that with the support and encouragement of someone else, they can overcome any challenges and succeed.

I know you hear me Nairobi
The singer is calling out to Nairobi, perhaps as a way of expressing their connection to the city or seeking inspiration from it.

Can you feel me
The singer is reaching out and hoping to connect with someone, perhaps to rally support or find a sense of belonging.

Feel so good wanna dance like so
The singer is feeling happy and has a desire to move and dance.

So so move your body gonna dance like so
The singer is encouraging others to join in and dance in a specific way.

Move your body down low we go
The singer is continuing to urge the listener to dance, this time with a suggestion to move downwards.

Tuko tuko poa oh yeah tuko poa Jo
These phrases are repeated as filler lines with no particular meaning.

Day by day we juggling
The singer is focused on the day-to-day work required to achieve their dreams.

The bigger the dream the bigger the hustle man
The singer recognizes that with big dreams comes big effort and hard work.

One door closes another one opening
The singer sees setbacks as an opportunity for growth, and remains optimistic about future opportunities.

Believe it or not it's already happening
The singer is motivated and confident that their hard work is paying off and their goals are becoming reality.

Ey ya
This phrase is repeated as a filler line with no particular meaning.

Unstoppable unstoppable
The singer feels that they are making unstoppable progress towards their goals.

Boom boom boom dynamite
These words are used to express a sense of explosive energy and excitement.

Bomb diggity
This phrase is used to express approval or excitement in a situation or activity.

Javelin mnarusha man hazinifikii
This phrase is in Swahili and roughly translates to 'the javelin thrower cannot beat me', suggesting the singer is invincible and unstoppable.

Ni kupaa tu kwa hewa na vitu kupewa
This phrase is in Swahili and roughly translates to 'it's just a matter of being lifted by the air and receiving things', perhaps expressing the singer's belief in the power of fate or destiny.

Wacha nikushow
This phrase is in Swahili and roughly translates to 'let me show you', perhaps suggesting the singer wants to prove their worth or abilities to others.

Vile kutagooo
This phrase is in Swahili and roughly translates to 'how it's done'.

Sasa hapa now
This phrase is in Swahili and roughly translates to 'now, right here'.

Set it get it go
The singer is urging the listener to take action and go after their goals.

Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Sellanga Ochieng

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