Najwa Nimri is Spanish (born February 14, 1972 in Pamplona) actress and sin… Read Full Bio ↴Najwa Nimri is Spanish (born February 14, 1972 in Pamplona) actress and singer. Her mother is Spanish and her father is Jordanian. Her name means rapture in her father's language. When she was a child she moved to Bilbao and she lives now in Madrid. Her first important role in movies was in the film 'Salto al vacío', the first movie by Daniel Calparasoro. Her career as a singer started with small groups before she met Carlos Jean to create the group Najwajean. She has released three solo albums until now and a comeback album of Najwajean with Carlos Jean is in project. She has very recently taken part in the MTV Weekend Festival in Gijón, Spain.

Just In Case
Najwa Lyrics

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I felt inside electrified
What gives the shine is our light
We're blowing up missiles in the air

Like being in love
It's speed of light
Intangibility
I see the possibility

Say hello life
When dancers wave their hands in the air

Fasten your seat-belt again
Fasten your seat-belt again
I read into your dirty face
Just in case, just in case

Fasten your seat-belt again
Fasten your seat-belt again
I read into your dirty face
Just in case (Just in case)
Just in case (Just in case)

We are metal squads
Melting love with fuel
Here comes the death
But just after this song
Cheap hamburgers, bank offerings
Dirty nuclear stuff
Say hello life
Dancers wave their hands in the air
When dancers wave their hands in the air

Fasten your seat-belt again
Fasten your seat-belt again
I read into your dirty face
Just in case, just in case

Fasten your seat-belt again
Fasten your seat-belt again
I read into your dirty face
Just in case (Just in case)
Just in case (Just in case)

Just in case
Just in case

Just in case
Just in case

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Najwa's song "Just In Case" paint a picture of a world on the brink of destruction, but amidst this chaos, there is a sense of hope and possibility. The idea of blowing up missiles in the air and metal squads melting love with fuel gives a sense of destruction and danger, but the mention of dancers waving their hands in the air and saying hello to life brings a sense of freedom and joy. The chorus of "fasten your seatbelt again" evokes a sense of urgency and danger, while the repeated phrase "just in case" suggests a sense of preparedness and caution.

Line by Line Meaning

I felt inside electrified
I experienced an electrifying feeling inside of me

What gives the shine is our light
Our inner light is what makes us shine

We're blowing up missiles in the air
We're celebrating and enjoying life to the fullest

Like being in love
The feeling is like being in love

It's speed of light
It moves at an incredibly fast pace

Intangibility
It cannot be touched or grasped

I see the possibility
I'm optimistic about what's to come

Say hello life
Embrace and acknowledge the beauty of life

When dancers wave their hands in the air
In moments of celebration and joy, we raise our hands up high

Fasten your seat-belt again
Hold on tight, things are about to get wild

I read into your dirty face
I can see through your facade, your true intentions