Ghana Emotion
Omar Lyrics
Everywhere I look around I see history
The birth of man in front of me
There is so much soul going on, yeah
I wanna soak it up to the top
Take in everything
My mum and dad decided
That there was nothing here for them
They could hear the calling
Of all the drums all around them
Said goodbye and up and went
To find their fortune
Now they're living it up in a big old house
And it's got its own sea view
Yes, it real Ghana emotion
Yes, it real Ghana emotion
Wake up in the morning and I’m feeling hungry
The situation calls for food
And what better way to start your morning
With some kenke and hot pepper sauce
And some fresh fish too
Take a stroll along the beach
In the beautiful weather
Prefect place for you
If you need to get it together
Bring a friend and you can be sure
Of a wonderful moment
You'll be living it up in a place
You can think about retirement
Yes, it real Ghana emotion
Yes, it real Ghana emotion
Take a stroll along the beach
In the beautiful weather
Prefect place for you
If you need to get it together
Bring a friend and you can be sure
Of a wonderful moment
You'll be living it up in a place
You can think about retirement
Yes, it real Ghana emotion
Yes, it real Ghana emotion
I’m coming home
I’m coming home
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Omar Lye-Fook
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There are at least six acts by the name of Omar:
1. Omar is a UK soul artist of Chinese, African and Indo-Jamaican descent. Born Omar Lye-Fook (1969) in Canterbury England, Omar has been making albums since the early 1990s and his work is often compared to Stevie Wonder’s work of the 1970s. After the lukewarm US sales for the LP “For Pleasure,” subsequent Omar releases were only available as pricey imports. Now Omar releases his own recordings, tours the UK often, occasionally making brief tours in the US. Read Full BioThere are at least six acts by the name of Omar:
1. Omar is a UK soul artist of Chinese, African and Indo-Jamaican descent. Born Omar Lye-Fook (1969) in Canterbury England, Omar has been making albums since the early 1990s and his work is often compared to Stevie Wonder’s work of the 1970s. After the lukewarm US sales for the LP “For Pleasure,” subsequent Omar releases were only available as pricey imports. Now Omar releases his own recordings, tours the UK often, occasionally making brief tours in the US. He is often highly regarded by his US contemporaries such as Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, Common, and Stevie Wonder.
There’s Nothing Like This (1990)
Music (1992)
For Pleasure (1994)
This is Not a Love Song (1997)
Best By Far (2000)
Sing, (If You Want It) (2006)
The Man (2013)
http://www.omarmusic.net
2. Omar Akram is the son of a United Nations diplomat, Omar Akram spent many of his early years traveling the world, soaking up the musical traditions of such exotic locales as Afghanistan, Cuba, France, and the Czech Republic.
By the age of 14, he was considered a piano prodigy. In his late teens, he discovered the boundary-pushing sounds of Jean Michel Jarre (France), Kitaro (Japan), and Vangelis (Greece), and began to absorb their independent musical influences. At the same time, Omar Akram remained intrigued by such classical composers as Bach and Mozart, and used much of their thematic coherence, comprehensible structure, and clear rhythmic control to craft his own original compositions.
3. Omar is a two-piece punk band rooted in Philadelphia, PA. They released a CD titled "I'm Not Mad, I'm Just Mad That You're Mad" in April 2010.
http://omar.bandcamp.com
4. Omar is an Italian singer.
5. Omar is an Uruguayan duo of DJs and producers formed by Ignacio Benedetti & Pablo Bonilla.
6. Omar was a British punk band.
http://www.myspace.com/omarband
1. Omar is a UK soul artist of Chinese, African and Indo-Jamaican descent. Born Omar Lye-Fook (1969) in Canterbury England, Omar has been making albums since the early 1990s and his work is often compared to Stevie Wonder’s work of the 1970s. After the lukewarm US sales for the LP “For Pleasure,” subsequent Omar releases were only available as pricey imports. Now Omar releases his own recordings, tours the UK often, occasionally making brief tours in the US. Read Full BioThere are at least six acts by the name of Omar:
1. Omar is a UK soul artist of Chinese, African and Indo-Jamaican descent. Born Omar Lye-Fook (1969) in Canterbury England, Omar has been making albums since the early 1990s and his work is often compared to Stevie Wonder’s work of the 1970s. After the lukewarm US sales for the LP “For Pleasure,” subsequent Omar releases were only available as pricey imports. Now Omar releases his own recordings, tours the UK often, occasionally making brief tours in the US. He is often highly regarded by his US contemporaries such as Erykah Badu, Jill Scott, Common, and Stevie Wonder.
There’s Nothing Like This (1990)
Music (1992)
For Pleasure (1994)
This is Not a Love Song (1997)
Best By Far (2000)
Sing, (If You Want It) (2006)
The Man (2013)
http://www.omarmusic.net
2. Omar Akram is the son of a United Nations diplomat, Omar Akram spent many of his early years traveling the world, soaking up the musical traditions of such exotic locales as Afghanistan, Cuba, France, and the Czech Republic.
By the age of 14, he was considered a piano prodigy. In his late teens, he discovered the boundary-pushing sounds of Jean Michel Jarre (France), Kitaro (Japan), and Vangelis (Greece), and began to absorb their independent musical influences. At the same time, Omar Akram remained intrigued by such classical composers as Bach and Mozart, and used much of their thematic coherence, comprehensible structure, and clear rhythmic control to craft his own original compositions.
3. Omar is a two-piece punk band rooted in Philadelphia, PA. They released a CD titled "I'm Not Mad, I'm Just Mad That You're Mad" in April 2010.
http://omar.bandcamp.com
4. Omar is an Italian singer.
5. Omar is an Uruguayan duo of DJs and producers formed by Ignacio Benedetti & Pablo Bonilla.
6. Omar was a British punk band.
http://www.myspace.com/omarband
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jazz head
Close my eyes and see Africa and the entire chocolate diaspora listening to this gem..move your body...move your soul!
Senga Ekiba
Makes you wanna pack your bags & relocate ASAP !!! #TimelessMusic #Love
Jazz Moods Radio
Can't get enough of this jam. It's so contagious!
Eliel de sousa Nascimento
Pesado esse som do omar ghama emotion
Ama Enyama
Wow.. so much soul, emotion and passion about the Motherland.
I can relate to the foods he's singing about...
the cravings, especially when you're not 'home'
Omar, you're in a league of your own. Talent, voice...
waga nigi Antos
If only the world was a fair place Omar should be a noble peace prize winner. He brings peace to mind and that is all we need for world peace
-WORLDWIDE BROTHERHOOD-
heard this on car radio in london on saturday, never heard of this guy before, but was compelled to take note of some lyrics so i could find this on youtube. love this! ps radio station was TSOL 94.2fm for londoners out there
Noah Abrahamson
Wow. Need more of this in my life.
Michèle Rebai
My favorite album by Omar .solar sound and voice !
Gustavo Brown
very good!! I love this song!