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Mr. Focus Lyrics
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I'm home
Do you know
Where you really wanna go
Stay on it
I know
I've grown
Do you know
Stay on it
You gotta stay on it
Keeping it honest
I know
I'm home
Do you know
Gotta stay above water
I know
I'm on
Do you know
Gotta stay above water
The opening lines of Mr. Eazi's "Pour Me Water" are in the Twi language of Ghana and they convey the message of "give me what is mine". This is followed by a desire for holy water that could quench his inner fire. The singer goes on to express a longing for a particular person, in spite of the opinions of others, and his confusion and pain when he feels played by this person. The song comes full circle as he requests for the holy water once again to heal him of his love fever. The repetition of the Twi phrases symbolizes the repeated requests for what is his, and the chorus is an appeal for immediate relief from his pain.
Line by Line Meaning
Fa syε me fa syε me
Calling on the spiritual essence to give strength and resilience.
Me si dada me
Revealing one's true self to someone special.
Men tata me
Respecting the guidance and wisdom from one's ancestors.
It's your boy Eazi fa syε me
Introducing himself as the artist, Mr. Eazi, to the audience through the spiritual chant.
Oh men tata me eh
Acknowledging the presence and support of ancestors in one's life.
Pour me water holy water
Asking for spiritual cleansing and purification to wash away negative energy.
Quench this fire ehehee
Desiring relief from emotional pain and longing for love.
Make e quench this fire
Stating the need for spiritual water to heal and soothe the emotional fire.
Everybody want me make I no fall in love with you
Facing pressure and criticism from others for falling in love with someone.
But I no answer them I tell them say na you
Defending one's choice of love and declaring the specialness of their significant other.
Right now you come and then you play me for a fool
Feeling hurt and betrayed by the actions of their significant other.
I'm out here wondering weh tin I do eh
Expressing confusion and uncertainty over how to handle the situation.
Heal this fever
Requesting spiritual water to remedy the intense yearning and desire for love.
E be night but I dey greet you bonjour
Symbolizing the depth of connection and love that transcends time and place.
The thing you do me e dey do me kung fu
Expressing the intensity and impact of their significant other's actions and words on their emotions.
This thing I see am e be deja vu ja vu deja vu
Acknowledging the familiarity and recollection of similar feelings of love and longing.
This song I sing abena e be for you for you only you ma
Dedicating the song to their significant other and reaffirming their love and commitment.
Cool my fever ahahahaha
Seeking spiritual relief from the intense emotional fever.
Just pour me water
Repeating the request for spiritual water to heal and cleanse the soul.
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Written by: Chris Sutter, Mr. Flow
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