You & Me
Dr.Unkenbeat Lyrics
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Na me so wo mu aa
Na me fe wo ano aa
Na me feeli wo ah
Yeah, Peewezel
Feeli wo aa
Feeli wo aa
If you with me when I'm going through it
Then you with me when I'm killing that shh
Then you with me when I finally hit
Need no story gotta show me girl
Many plenty things, if you want the world
Put it in your palm, like my name is Nas
Face got plenty scars
Nah they won't stop us, ha
Been through many things, got plenty stories
Little glory in them plenty gory
I'm not Nemo I'm not looking for Dory
Stick with me you will never be sorry
You make me wonder
You make wonder
Wonder wonder Serwaa
Ɔbaa ben kraa
Na wa ma n'adeɛ no
Akyi me saa Serwaa
Waa de no Shu Peru
Ɔdɔ yɛwu gimme Shu Peru
Gimme gimme gimme
Shu Peru
Waa deɛ na akyi me oo
Serwaa
Foriwaa aaa
Baby eei
Nana aaa
I dey feeli feeli feeli
Foriwaa aa
Nanaa aa ooo
I dey feeli feeli
Foriwaa aa
Nanaa aaa
Bonnie and Clyde - you and me against the world
Even when it all be still, we gon make it twirl
Need no diamond cuz you are yourself a pearl
Not a farmer girl - but I like cowgirl
Need somebody to be there for you
When the times get tough and it don't look good
And you need someone just to have your back
Call me Robertson Liverpool fullback, haha
Wama ma na ne sɛ nkuto
Wama ma na ne sɛ nkuto
Wama ma na ne sɛ nkuto
Ɔbaa ben na
Wama me feeli saa
Ɔdɔ ee
Nana aaa
Foriwaa aa
Baby eei
Nanaa aaa
I dey feeli feeli
Foriwaa aa
Nana aa
Ooo i dey feeli feeli
Foriwaa aa
Nana aaa
You make I fall for you
But I get one question
Wey I wan ask you Serwaa eei
O baby eee
If I no get money anymore
Would you still be my own
Oh babyyyy
If I no get mansions anymore
Would you still be my own
O ma baby baby baby baby baby
You dey in my good times
When the bad times come
Still you go dey
Babyyyy
You dey in my good times
When the bad times come
Shey you go dey
I wanna know
Wanna know, wanna know
My baby
Waa de no
Shu Peru
Ɔdɔ yewu
Gimme Shu Peru
Gimme gimme gimme
Shu Peru
Wade no akyi me oo
Serwaa ee
Foriwaa aa
Baby ee
Nanaa a
Ade feeli feeli feeli
Foriwaa aa
Nanaa aa ooo
Ade feeli feeli feeli
Foriwaa aa
Nanaa aa Ama
The lyrics to Dr. Unkenbeat's song "You & Me" is a critical commentary on the actions of politicians who neglect the interests of their constituents. The singer questions whether these leaders ever think about the ordinary citizen when making their decisions, highlighting how patriots work hard every day to pay taxes which the politicians often fail to pay themselves. The singer points out that despite the sacrifices made by the citizens, the politicians transfer taxes offshore, and their children live carefree lives, devoid of the struggle that others face.
The singer notes that people need to speak up, to speak out against the system that caters to the politicians alone, leading to the collective suffering of everyone else. The singer hints at the possibility that if people don't speak out against the system, nothing will change, leading to further poverty and suffering. The song highlights the need for politicians to remember the people they represent, the struggles they face daily, and the desire for a better life. The song is a call to action for citizens to take power back from the politicians and demand that they serve, not rule.
Line by Line Meaning
Did you think about me, think about me
Addressing those in power; asking if they have ever considered the struggles of the people
Did you ever even think about me
Challenging those in power; asking if they even care about the struggles of the people
Do you really even think about me
Questioning whether those in power give any thought to the needs of the people
In this song, I need to address dirty politicians
Stating the purpose of the song; calling out corrupt politicians
Did you think about me when you made your decisions
Highlighting the disconnect between those in power and the people they represent
Did you think about the patriots that are breaking their backs
Acknowledging the hard work of everyday people who support the country
Paying taxes you don't pay
Pointing out the unfairness of the system where the wealthy don't pay their fair share
All the meanwhile so that / You can transfer them offshore / Your kids living care free
Exposing the hypocrisy of politicians who avoid paying taxes while others struggle
We all sacrifice for you / Will you sacrifice for me
Asking for reciprocity from those in power, who often take the sacrifices of the people for granted
Would you do the things / We would do for you huh
Challenging those in power to show that they truly care about the people they represent
This is how its gotta be bruh
Expressing the distrust and skepticism towards those who hold power
Do you know, do you know, what we go through
Asking those in power if they understand the struggles that common people face
Don't you know, don't you know, what we've gone through
Emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding from those who hold power
Don't you know, don't you know, what they sacrifice
Acknowledging the sacrifices made by ordinary people for the greater good of society
All the basic things they lack, don't you realize / No you don't
Highlighting the ignorance and lack of understanding that those in power have about the struggles of the common people
That's what I thought / Yeah you hack / Yeah you a fraud
Calling out the dishonesty and lack of integrity of those in power
Oh yes I said, haha, a freaking joke / Cause we are broke, gotta provoke
Using humor to cope with the difficult reality of the struggles faced by ordinary people
Nothing will change / If I don't don't talk / If I don't speak / If I don't mock / If I don't say / What's on my mind
Stressing the importance of speaking out against injustice and corruption in order to bring about change
Hide in my wine / Decline to grind
Rejecting the idea of submitting to the status quo and choosing instead to voice one's dissent
Yeah we said it, yeah we said it / Yeah yeah #dropthatchamber / Cuz we said it, cuz we said it / Yeah they dropped that chamber
Celebrating the success of speaking out against those in power and the change that comes as a result
Remember / Never stop speaking, that's how they win
Encouraging others to never give up on speaking out against injustice, as that is how progress is made
You need to leave this alone / And you don't own me / You ain't a king in a throne / And you don't scare me
Asserting freedom and autonomy in the face of oppression and intimidation from those in power
You don't think about me, I don't think about you / All of us, one of you / What the hell you gon do / You are gonna see hell
Challenging those in power to face the consequences of their actions, which will affect everyone
Please believe me its true / And you don't phase me / Did... you... ever think about me / Did... you... really think about me
Showing resilience in the face of adversity and the refusal to be intimidated or silenced by those in power
Did you ever really believe / Did you think about, think about me / Did you think about, think about, me / Do you ever really think about me / Do you ever really think about me
Repeating the earlier questions, emphasizing the importance of empathy and consideration from those in power
What else can I say / Dollar signs is how you see me / You don't even wanna believe / That we could all one day be free / No no
Expressing frustration at the way those in power view common people as expendable assets rather than human beings
Did you ever even think about me / Did you ever even believe in me / Did you ever ever ever EVER / No No No No
Repeating the earlier questions one last time, underscoring the urgency of the issue and the need for change
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Jerry Kanjaga, Ofori Amponsah, Paul Azunre
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