Ray was born on August 15, 1978 in a small town in South Africa and grew up in the North West area of the country.Dylan kicked off his career by performing in clubs and bars, he performed with fellow South African stars in South Africa. Dylan sings a lot of ballads, and incorporates electric guitar into most of his hits.
As Ek Eendag Groot Is
Ray Dylan Lyrics
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Sal ek my arms strek en wys dat ek kan?
As ek eendag groot is
En die tekens van resessie dood is
Wil ek ‘n nommer agt trui dra
En mense my handtekening vra
En 'n vyftig rand die prys van brood is
Soek ek ‘n huisie by die see
Vra ek maar elke aand op my knieë
Maak my groen en goud
Maar ongelukkig is daai droom oud, nou sing ek
Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek
Sal ek my arms strek en wys dat ek kan?
Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek
Die Mexican-wave doen ek vir my span
As ek eendag groot is
En langs ‘n eiland op my eie boot is
Bring Minki vir my ‘n koue bier
Wat sy op my sixpack balanseer
En as ek eendag groot is
En Habana al ‘n Oxford-woord is
Wil ek die Wêreldbeker hou
Hom volmaak met net Dom Perignon
Maak my groen en goud
Maar ongelukkig is daai droom oud nou sing ek
Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek
Sal ek my arms strek en wys dat ek kan?
Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek
Die Mexican-wave doen ek vir my span
Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek
Sal ek my arms strek en wys dat ek kan?
Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek
Die Mexican-wave doen ek vir my span
Die Mexican-wave doen ek vir my span
The song "As Ek Eendag Groot Is" by Ray Dylan is about a young person dreaming of their future when they grow up. The lyrics describe various aspirations and desires the person has, such as wearing a number eight jersey, signing autographs, and owning a house by the sea. The person also dreams of being successful enough to afford expensive things, like Dom Perignon and their own boat. Throughout the song, the person expresses a deep desire to be noticed and recognized for their accomplishments.
The lyrics are simple and straightforward, but they speak to a universal desire to succeed and be fulfilled in life. The use of Afrikaans language and cultural references also adds a sense of local pride and identity. The repeated refrain of "Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek" emphasizes the person's determination to make a place for themselves in the world.
Overall, the song is a celebration of youthful ambition and optimism, and a reminder that dreams are important for motivating and inspiring us.
Line by Line Meaning
Hier kom ek op aandag en op my plek
Here I am, getting everyone's attention and taking my rightful place
Sal ek my arms strek en wys dat ek kan?
Will I stretch my arms and show everyone that I am capable?
As ek eendag groot is
If I ever grow up
En die tekens van resessie dood is
And the signs of recession are gone
Wil ek ‘n nommer agt trui dra
I want to wear a number eight jersey
En mense my handtekening vra
And have people ask for my autograph
En 'n vyftig rand die prys van brood is
And fifty rand is the price of bread
Soek ek ‘n huisie by die see
I will look for a little house by the sea
Vra ek maar elke aand op my knieë
And every night, I will pray on my knees
Maak my groen en goud
Make me green and gold
Maar ongelukkig is daai droom oud, nou sing ek
But unfortunately, that dream is old now, so I sing
En langs ‘n eiland op my eie boot is
And sailing on my own boat, next to an island
Bring Minki vir my ‘n koue bier
Minki will bring me a cold beer
Wat sy op my sixpack balanseer
Which she balances on my six-pack abs
En Habana al ‘n Oxford-woord is
And when Habana is considered an Oxford word
Wil ek die Wêreldbeker hou
I want to hold the World Cup
Hom volmaak met net Dom Perignon
Perfect it with only Dom Perignon
Die Mexican-wave doen ek vir my span
I do the Mexican wave for my team
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JOHAN OBERHOLZER
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