Justice
Justice - D.A.N.C.E. Lyrics
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And I dey here to speak o
Wetin you dey seek o
For inside life
Olowo o Olowo o
I wan become big Olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I wan become big olowo o
I wan become big Olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I gats become big olowo o
For inside life
I wan be rich and Famous
For inside Life
I suppose get money
Make our pikin them no blame us
Say mommy and Daddy them no dey try
Dem begin dey cry
Where them suppose to fly
So you SEE WHY (CY) like Cynthia
Man no dey sleep for night
Every morning and noon I dey my grind
I dey my grind Yes the boy gats shine
Olowo o Olowo o
I wan become big Olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I wan become big olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I wan become big Olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I gats become big olowo o
I wanna be the biggest out of Africa
Plenty money go full my Nicker
Tour around the world with my niggas
Oluwa please make the team bigger yeah
Correct, open network make I connect
Blow the networth make I collect
And Flush my haters down the toilet
So I need your ororo
Rub am for my head Baba anoint
I know say you no dey disappoint
My place na number 1 spot so give me the appointment
Rub me with plenty wealth rub am for me like ointment
And I will be content ioo
Yes the boy gats shine
Olow o Olowo o
I wan become big Olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I wan become big olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I wan become big Olowo o
Olowo o Olowo o
I gats become big olowo o
The lyrics of "Olowo" by DJ Spinall featuring Davido and Wande Coal express a strong desire for success and wealth. The term "Olowo" is Yoruba for "wealthy person" and the artists repeatedly express their desire to become wealthy and famous in their lives. The song paints a picture of the struggles and determination required to achieve success, with the lyrics "Man no dey sleep for night, Every morning and noon I dey my grind."
Particularly striking is the desire for this wealth to benefit not just the artists themselves, but also their children, as the lyrics state "Make our pikin them no blame us, Say mommy and Daddy them no dey try." The song speaks to a larger cultural narrative about success and the importance of financial gain in modern society.
Overall, "Olowo" is a celebration of hard work, determination, and the desire for wealth and success in one's life, through the lens of the Yoruba culture.
Line by Line Meaning
Say they call me Too sleek oh
People refer to me as someone who is sly and cunning
And I dey here to speak o
I am here to express my thoughts and desires
Wetin you dey seek o
What are you searching for?
For inside life
In this world
Olowo o Olowo o
Wealth, oh wealth
I wan become big Olowo o
I want to become wealthy
I gats become big olowo o
I have to become wealthy
I wanna be the biggest out of Africa
I want to be the most successful person from Africa
Plenty money go full my Nicker
I will have lots of money in my pocket
Tour around the world with my niggas
Travel the world with my closest friends
Oluwa please make the team bigger yeah
God, please make my team larger
Correct, open network make I connect
To be successful, I need to make important connections
Blow the networth make I collect
Increase my net worth so I can collect more money
And Flush my haters down the toilet
Get rid of those who do not support me
So I need your ororo
God, I need your blessings
Rub am for my head Baba anoint
Bless me with your touch
My place na number 1 spot so give me the appointment
I deserve to be in the top position, so give me the opportunity
Rub me with plenty wealth rub am for me like ointment
Bless me with an abundance of wealth
And I will be content ioo
And I will be satisfied
Yes the boy gats shine
I am destined for greatness
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Justice Aiyegbenin
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
JubileeFoods
Only Justice does justice to Justice.
punpompur
It's gonna take some time to take some time.
MajinObama
And Mowtendoo. LUL
Krisha Actually
to be fair soulwax also did justice to phantom pt2
Eduardo Guinda
Haha, best comment ever
Jack Saint
fair enough
124Musick
I remember when like if you were a dj and you had this version it automatically made u elite. Everyone else played the original or the mstrkrft version, but only the real heads managed to rip this one.
Maxypad
@Rob Adams petal to the metal sung by daft punk
Rob Adams
hey bro you wouldn't know of any record pools that would have anything from like this era of french touch/electrohouse. Anything from edbanger/turbo/kitsunne sorta thing.
WohMi
When D.A.N.C.E. is too mainstream, so you listen to D.A.N.C.E. instead