Born Paul Omiria Epeju on the 3rd of January 1987 in Kampala, Uganda. The 7… Read Full Bio ↴Born Paul Omiria Epeju on the 3rd of January 1987 in Kampala, Uganda. The 7th of eight born to Josephine and William Epeju.By the age of 3, his momma was strict and instilled a learning culture, the reason as to why he grew up speaking fluent English.

His momma raised him properly with strict emphasis on discipline. By the age of six, his love for music had manifested itself.

Some of his peers called him John or John Paul which often made him uncomfortable so he settled for the name Jay-P as he liked to keep cool indeed.He used to sing for fun silently realizing his God given gift. By the age of nine his love for hip-hop had matured.

He loves a lot of music ranging from jazz to rock, hip-hop, RnB and more in the line of world class music having been inspired and empowered by musicians he considers as truly great without mentioning names. He used to rap at extravaganzas in church in his early teenage forming a team with his peers. He went on to perform at bars, night clubs and shows in school.

At the age of seventeen, he was expelled from school for absenteeism and ultimately dropped out with the future of his musical career aggravating him. Not long after he started selling drugs and increased in notoriety as he engaged in crime.

By 2005 he had started taking his music career seriously and seemed excessively ambitious to many who concluded his musical dream to be a fool’s errand which he ignored and continued to pursue with even more determination. He started working on a life time blue print which he named the Recipe and was to include his very own record label and chain of businesses.

Regrets
Jay-P Lyrics

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But i still think about you alot
Do you think about me
Dil diyaa sattan
Vajiya aisiyan gehriya
Adhoore khwaab jhe reh gye
Yaadan thava oh lai rahiya
Nasha jo teri akh da hoya
Khoya mai kaise khoya ude ch

Mere jaan baad tu roya
Teri he teri khata ude ch
Kyu jhoothe laare lave
Jud jud k jud jud k
Mai nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud k mud mud k
Hun nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud k mud mud k
Hun nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud
Mud mud mud ke
Dil diyaan taaran jod lain jo
Mud na lbe jithe behn oh
Akhan labdiya khair khudayi
Seh ni hundi kaisi judayii
Juda juda ho sahare badle
Sanu laun de laare badle
Roshni nhi hun labdi kite v
Raat raat de taare badle
Mohnda si menu
Zulfan da jaal Waah kamaal
Hun change nhi lagde
Oh sawaal husna de jaal
Hun Khwaab mere v
Sare thud gye
Mai nhi auna nhi
Auna mud ke
Mai nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud ke mud mud ke
Mai nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud ke mud mud ke
Hun nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud ke mud mud ke
Hun nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud
Mud mud mud ke
Oh god i love you so much
I should have said it
A million times
I really should have
Sova sova khwaab ch hova
Jhuthe hasse nain to rova
Hanju dilase kaise fansle
Chaundi si kise hor da hova
Nede beh ke
Dil tode luk luk ke
Luk luk ke
Mai nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud ke mud mud ke
Mai nhi auna nhi auna
Mud mud ke mud mud ke
Hun nhi auna nhi auna
Mud

Mud
Kee

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Jay-P's song "Regrets" convey a deep sense of longing and reflection on past relationships. The opening verse expresses the singer's persistent thoughts about someone they still care for deeply, questioning whether that person thinks about them in return. The lyrics reflect a sense of nostalgia and unfulfilled dreams, as the singer recalls incomplete dreams and memories that the other person continues to hold onto. The line "Yaadan thava oh lai rahiya" suggests that memories are being cherished by the other person, while the singer struggles with the loss and pain caused by their absence.

The chorus of the song captures the emotional turmoil and internal conflict experienced by the singer, haunted by the intoxicating allure of the other person's gaze and unable to shake off the love that lingers in their heart. The repetition of "Kyu jhoothe laare lave" and "Mai nhi auna nhi auna" conveys a sense of denial and emotional resistance to confronting the pain of the past. The singer grapples with feelings of betrayal and regret, acknowledging their own mistakes and yearning for reconciliation, despite knowing it may never come.

As the song progresses, the lyrics delve deeper into the complexities of love and loss, with references to broken promises, changing circumstances, and the inability to move on from the memories shared with the other person. The lines "Seh ni hundi kaisi judayii" and "Juda juda ho sahare badle" suggest the difficulty in accepting separation and the transformation of shared dreams into distant memories. The singer expresses a sense of disbelief and sadness over the changes that have occurred, feeling lost without the presence of the other person by their side.

The final verses of the song highlight a sense of regret and missed opportunities, with the singer lamenting not expressing their love more openly and sincerely. The lines "Oh god i love you so much, I should have said it a million times" poignantly convey the deep sorrow and longing felt for the other person. Despite the pain and heartache experienced, the singer grapples with the realization that it may be too late to reconcile and that they may never come face to face with the person they still hold dear in their heart. The repetition of "Mai nhi auna nhi auna, Mud mud ke mud mud ke" reflects a sense of finality and resignation, accepting that some relationships are meant to remain in the past, leaving behind only regrets and unspoken words.

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Written by: P- 7

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