Identity
Oliver De Coque Lyrics
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I go pray to my God.
When I go back in the evening,
I go pray to my God
Always believe in Joy oh
Nothing comes for nothing
Always do my best and leave the
rest to God
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oooooh money money identity
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My baba I thank you, make I
Baba I thank you, make I respect all my seniors
Always cut my coat according to my size
I no dey promise anything wey my power no reach.
my yes is my yes,
my no is my no
I no dey make inyanga
I'm a simple man by nature
Oooooh Money money identity ×4
if you do good to me, I go thank you
for your favor,
if you do bad to me, na you sabi ooh
Money money identity ×4
The song "Identity" by Oliver De Coque talks about the importance of staying true to oneself and to one's beliefs, morals and values. The lyrics emphasize gratitude, honesty and the connection between hard work and success. The first stanza highlights the importance of prayer and striving to do one's best, while leaving the rest to God. The chorus of "Money money identity" highlights the idea that one's identity is not solely defined by their wealth, but rather by their character and values.
The second stanza talks about respecting one's elders and being grateful for their guidance and wisdom. It also emphasizes the importance of living within one's means and not making promises that cannot be kept. The last line "I'm a simple man by nature" further reinforces the idea that one's identity is not defined by material possessions or status, but by one's character and disposition.
Overall, the song promotes the values of humility, hard work, honesty and gratitude, and challenges the notion that one's worth can be measured solely by their financial success.
Line by Line Meaning
When I wake up in the morning,
I start my day by praying to my God as I believe in having a spiritual connection.
I go pray to my God.
My God is the center of my life and I show gratitude by praying to Him.
When I go back in the evening,
At the end of my day, I show my gratitude to God by praying again.
Always believe in Joy oh
I believe in the power of positivity and always strive for joy.
Nothing comes for nothing
I know that hard work is essential to earn success or money.
Always do my best and leave the rest to God
I always strive to give my best effort and believe that whatever happens is in God's hands.
Oooooh money money identity,
Money is often associated with a sense of identity or status.
my baba I thank you, make I
I thank my God, and give respect to seniors in the community.
Baba I thank you, make I respect all my seniors
I show gratitude to my God and give due respect to elders in my community or society.
Always cut my coat according to my size
I live a modest lifestyle and ensure my expenses are within my means.
I no dey promise anything wey my power no reach.
I avoid making promises that are beyond my capabilities.
my yes is my yes,
I am true to my word and follow through on my commitments.
my no is my no
I am honest and straightforward, and don't give false hopes.
I no dey make inyanga
I don't believe in or indulge in superstitions or rituals.
I'm a simple man by nature
I am content with a simple life and don't aspire for materialistic pleasures.
if you do good to me, I go thank you for your favor,
I am grateful to those who treat me well or do me a favor and express my gratitude.
if you do bad to me, na you sabi ooh
If someone treats me unfairly or wrongs me, I leave it to their conscience as I can't control their actions.
Money money identity ×4
Money is a significant factor in determining one's identity or social status, as emphasized through repetition.
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