Stonebwoy released his first radio track “Makuma” (My Heart) in his second year at Senior High School and several others later that same year. By his third year, he had acquired himself a stable underground popularity and was thereby able to release another track titled “Empress” which held him up even after leaving school in 2007. After that, things have happened in quick succession and Stonebwoy started work with S24 studios, the studio responsible for hits from artists such as Samini, Tic Tac, Kwaw Kese, Okomfuor Kwaade, Afro Moses, Buk Bak to name a few. There he met Samini in 2008 and clicked.
Stonebwoy has been building up his repetoire of major artists that he has shared stages with and the 30th December 2011 show at the Accra International Conference Centre, The Dome was no different. Stonebwoy performed at the “Resolution 2012” put together by Badhabbits Entertainment which hosted Ghanaian artists such as Black Prophet, Eazzy, Edem, Castro, Iwan, Jupiter, Kaakie, Samini and Sonniballi and featured International acts such as Kiprich and Busy Signal.
Prior to Stonebwoy’s album launch, three new singles featuring Irene Logan “Ghetto Love”, Edem “Above The Sky” and Tinny “Onumadé” received and are still receiving a lot of airplay, not just in Ghana but in Europe, especially in Italy and Spain as well. Under the management of Samini Music, Stonebwoy released his much awaited debut album called ‘Grade #1′ on 6th March 2012 to coincide with Ghana’s 56th Independence Day and his birthday weekend. Along with the most played track Climax, some of the other tracks on the album include the popular Rat Race, Rudegyal, Pullback, Crazy and more.
Stonebwoy brands himself as the “Prince of African Dancehall” and goes with a baritone music descant – ‘BHIIM’ – which has gradually caught the lips of most of his fans in Ghana and beyond. With his first album ‘Grade #1′ to his credit, he is looking forward to climbing international stages and handling other music projects with all acts across the globe.
He connected with Jamaica’s Karamanti in August 2012 and featured her on his song X-Factor which is currently being played on Jamaican radio and other stations in the Caribbean.
Come Over
Stonebwoy Lyrics
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Aaaah bwoy I dy burniton
Shiga chikin
Shiga chikin
Shiga chikin
Stonebwoy
Shiga chikin
Shiga chikin
Ti ti ti tip toe
Dem no bad
Non a da gyal dem no bad
If dem a no you dem no bad
No oh aaaabwoy no oh
Dem no bad
If dem no be you dem no bad
No matter what dem do dem no bad
Mi say no hey MzVee no
Just come over
Just come over
Mi have a thing weh go turn you on
So baby come over
Just come over just come over
Just come over
Just come over
Mi have a thing weh go turn you on
So baby come over
Just come over just come over
Similar me and you we similar
You fit me and i fit you
So come over make we roll up in a one rizzler
Wicked body girl like Hitler
Me a dy addict you are dy dealer
You are dy patient me a dy healer
A no Pappy and no Joey B me a dy realer
Kin san koomi you get the fila
The rest a dy gyal dem a cheater
Dem run after man like a cheetah
But a bwoy say a stonebwoy you love him a your Jesus you no run after peter
Just come over
Just come over
Mi have a thing weh go turn you on
So baby come over
Just come over just come over
Just come over
Just come over
Mi have a thing weh go turn you on
So baby come over
Just come over just come over
Shiga chikin
Shiga chikin
Shiga chikin
Aaabwoy
Shiga chikin
Shiga chikin
Shiga chikin,
Ti ti ti tip toe
Walk in na mi empire
Make me salute you, you are mi sir
Oh you save me messiah
Oh come spark up me fire
A wah do dem
Dem follow after me i cyan give dem
Stonebwoy talk to dem
I belong to you not dem bhim
The rest of dy bwoy dem a cheater
Dem a run after gyal like a cheetah
But a mi say a stonebwoy mi love
Jesus me no run after Peter
Just come over
Just come over
Mi have a thing weh go turn you on
So baby come over
Just come over,just come over
Just come over
Just come over
Mi have a thing weh go turn you on
So baby come over
Just come over just come over.
Dem no bad
Non a dy gyal dem no bad
If dem a no you dem no bad
No aaaabwoy no
Dem no bad
If dem no be you dem no bad
No matter what dem do dem no bad
Mi say no no
Shiga chiki
Shiga chiki
Shiga chiki
Aaabwoy bihm
Shiga chiki
Shiga chiki
Shiga chiki
A dy burniton
Ti ti ti tip toe ya
Hey hey bhim nation.
In Stonebwoy's song "Come Over," featuring MzVee, the two singers talk about their desire for a particular woman to come over to their place. They offer that they have something that will turn her on, making her unable to resist the invitation. They believe that "they are similar," suitable for each other, and so want to enjoy the moment together. While admitting that many women may be willing to seduce them, they stress that none can match up to the special person they want to come over. As a religious reference, the two singers compare their desire to their love for Jesus, saying they will not "run after Peter."
Stonebwoy wants his love-interest to know that he is the real deal and can give her the care she needs, as none of the other guys can compare. He emphasizes that he is the healer while others are patients, making him different from the rest. He also highlights his "wicked body girl" as the perfect match that he admires, comparing her beauty to Hitler.
The song's lyrics show a simple message of love and desire delivered in a playful manner, and Stonebwoy and MzVee's chemistry makes it even more enjoyable. The song is catchy, and the use of Ghanaian dialects through English lyrics highlights the beauty of Ghanaian music, making it appreciated globally.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh oh ye hey MzVee bhim bihm
Introducing the song with salutations and a shoutout to MzVee and Bhim Nation, Stonebwoy's record label.
Shiga chikin
Repeating a phrase that could mean something like 'shake it up'.
Ti ti ti tip toe
Making a sound effect to go along with the phrase 'tip toe', which means to walk quietly and stealthily.
Dem no bad
Referring to all the girls who are not bad, meaning they are not doing anything wrong or immoral.
Non a da gyal dem no bad
Clarifying that none of the girls are bad in this context.
If dem a no you dem no bad
Saying that the only reason they're not bad is that they're not you, addressing one specific person.
No oh aaaabwoy no oh
Expressing the sentiment that the person addressed would never be bad, either.
If dem no be you dem no bad
Echoing the concept from earlier - if they're not you, they're not bad.
No matter what dem do dem no bad
Stating that no matter the actions taken, they are still not bad.
Mi say no hey MzVee no
Emphasizing that none of the girls being referred to are MzVee.
Just come over
Encouraging someone to come over to Stonebwoy's place.
Mi have a thing weh go turn you on
Explaining that Stonebwoy has something that will excite and attract this person.
So baby come over
Reiterating the invitation to come over.
Similar me and you we similar
Suggesting that they are similar people, or perhaps that they have many things in common.
You fit me and i fit you
Further explaining the similarities between the two people.
So come over make we roll up in a one rizzler
Proposing that they hang out, maybe smoke a joint together.
Wicked body girl like Hitler
Comparing the physique of the girl to that of Hitler in a suggestive way.
Me a dy addict you are dy dealer
Metaphorically speaking, Stonebwoy is addicted to this person and they're the one who provides their 'fix'.
You are dy patient me a dy healer
Continuing the use of metaphors, this line implies that this person needs Stonebwoy's love and care.
A no Pappy and no Joey B me a dy realer
Differentiating himself from Pappy and Joey B meaning that Stonebwoy is real and authentic.
Kin san koomi you get the fila
Not clear, possibly 'if you get the joke'.
The rest a dy gyal dem a cheater
Saying that other girls are unfaithful.
Dem run after man like a cheetah
Describing the behavior of the promiscuous girls.
But a bwoy say a stonebwoy you love him a your Jesus you no run after Peter
Claiming that this person loves Stonebwoy like they love Jesus, so they would never cheat on him.
Shiga chikin
Repeating the same phrase as earlier, again meaning something like 'shake it up'.
Walk in na mi empire
Referring to Stonebwoy's 'empire', perhaps meaning his home or recording studio.
Make me salute you, you are mi sir
Respecting and acknowledging the person who is entering their 'empire'.
Oh you save me messiah
Using the term 'messiah' to describe this person's importance in Stonebwoy's life.
Oh come spark up me fire
Asking the person to inspire Stonebwoy in some way.
A wah do dem
Asking what's wrong with the other people who aren't this person.
Dem follow after me i cyan give dem
Saying that other people are trying to copy or follow Stonebwoy, but he can't give them what he can give this person.
I belong to you not dem bhim
Emphasizing that this person is the only one Stonebwoy belongs to.
A dy burniton
A reference to Stonebwoy's nickname, Burniton.
Hey hey bhim nation.
Addressing the audience and the entire record label, expressing a sense of camaraderie and group identity.
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing
Written by: LIVINGSTON ETSE SATEKLA, VERA HAMENOO KPEDA, VINCENT MENSAH
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@victoriajudith9872
Am a Nigerian who represents Bhim nation
my love for Stonebwoy 😘😘😘😘
@mustaphamohammed3615
Dupe sweetie
@carliemichael8131
I'm from the USA and my friend told me about Ghanaian music it is great!!!!
@RRSYSinfo
+Carlie Michael It is epic, I am from Liverpool UK and I am really loving it.
@emanuelbaido5755
Carlie Michael , yeah GH man but from Holland,but kuul.
@pandictaa4468
Carlie Michael true talk
@francisca4478
From France !
@goldawireko2158
If you think this was a very cool collaboration hit the like button.
@andykortei8644
2023 and I’m still here 🎉, timeless sound from stone
@meaewurama3925
Who's listening to this on 25th Dec🌷💞😩😩
Mzvee🤗🌷💞💞😊😩😩