Oh What A Feeling
Warrior King Lyrics


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That girl was hot and ready to go
She's a mess from her heavy metal
And it's alright, yeah, that's alright
Falling into lost quantum of ten
My friends' going gods
And it happens again
But it's alright, this is my kind
I'm running through the street
My hits in the air, this city is rock
We're not in Bel Air
And it's alright, this is my kind
Oh, what a night, I guess you're ready for the show
(Live where be free again)
Oh, what a night, I guess you get to let me go
(Live where be innocence)
We use to learn by a hanging trees
I see the lights coming near, Like diamonds
I feel silence, your heart stops
(Pured of me)
I need no money, better watch your disease
And it's alright, you are my kind
We're running down the fields
Ravens in air, you wanna free world everywhere
And it's alright 'cause we are blind
Oh, what a night, I guess you're ready for the show
(Live where be free again)
Oh, what a night, I guess you got to let me go
(Live where be innocence)
I feel you realize
I see my innocence, in this world
I feel you realize
I see my innocence
Oh, what a night
Oh, what a night
Oh, what a night, I guess you're ready for the show




(Live where be free again)
Oh, what a night, I guess you get to let me go

Overall Meaning

Warrior King's song "Oh What a Feeling" is a powerful and energizing song that speaks to the spirit of freedom and rebellion that is deeply ingrained in human nature. The lyrics are imbued with a sense of restlessness and longing, as if the singer is searching for something that he can't quite grasp. The opening lines provide a vivid description of a girl who is "hot and ready to go" but also "a mess from her heavy metal". The singer seems to be drawn to her wild and unpredictable nature, even though he knows that it may lead him down a dangerous path.


As the song progresses, we get a sense of just how intense and chaotic the world of the singer is. He speaks of "running through the street" with his "fists in the air", and the image of a city that is "rock" suggests a kind of urban landscape that is both exhilarating and overwhelming. The lyrics also reference the idea of being "blind" to one's surroundings, which could be interpreted as a call for people to break free from the constraints of society and embrace their true selves.


Despite the frenetic energy of the song, there is also a sense of optimism and hopefulness that runs throughout the lyrics. The chorus repeatedly speaks of being "free" and "innocent", as if the singer is yearning for a simpler, more pure way of life. This sense of yearning is reinforced by the final lines of the song, which speak of realizing one's "innocence" and embracing the sense of wonder and possibility that comes with it.


Line by Line Meaning

That girl was hot and ready to go
A girl who was attractive and enthusiastic about something, probably related to partying or having a good time.


She's a mess from her heavy metal
Her appearance and behavior are unconventional, maybe inspired by a heavy metal aesthetic.


And it's alright, yeah, that's alright
Noticing something unusual, but not judging it negatively. Accepting variety and diversity.


Falling into lost quantum of ten
Entering a state of feeling disoriented, lost, or unbalanced. Using a metaphor of physics to express it.


My friends' going gods
Referring to his friends as powerful and influential figures, possibly because they share similar ideals, behaviors, or lifestyles.


And it happens again
Experiencing something that is familiar or predictable, and maybe even enjoyable or exciting.


But it's alright, this is my kind
Expressing confidence and pride in his own identity and way of being, which might be different from mainstream standards.


I'm running through the street
Moving quickly and impulsively, driven by a sense of urgency or excitement.


My hits in the air, this city is rock
Raising his fists or hands in a gesture of enthusiasm or defiance, while feeling a sense of belonging to a rebellious or wild environment.


We're not in Bel Air
Contrasting his current reality with a privileged or luxurious place, implying that where he is now might be less comfortable, but more authentic or exciting.


And it's alright, this is my kind
Reiterating his self-acceptance and nonconformism, as a way of coping with challenges or obstacles.


Oh, what a night, I guess you're ready for the show
Acknowledging that something exciting, entertaining, or memorable is about to happen or has happened. Inviting someone else to share the experience.


(Live where be free again)
Adding a phrase that could be an imperative, a wish, a motto, or a slogan. Encouraging to live in a way that allows for freedom, spontaneity, or authenticity.


Oh, what a night, I guess you get to let me go
Feeling some sense of liberation, detachment, or closure after an intense, emotional, or transformative event. Implying that someone else may have been holding him back, and now he can move on.


(Live where be innocence)
Repeating the phrase that suggests a longing for innocence, purity, or simplicity. Contrasting with the previous line that suggests a desire for freedom or release. Suggesting a tension between conflicting values or emotions.


We use to learn by a hanging trees
Referring to some past experience or tradition that was violent, cruel, or harsh, and maybe involved some form of punishment or execution.


I see the lights coming near, Like diamonds
Observing some bright, colorful, or precious object or phenomenon that is approaching him or catching his attention. Using a metaphor of diamonds to emphasize its beauty and value.


I feel silence, your heart stops
Experiencing a moment of intense emotion, probably related to love, loss, or death. Using a metaphor of silence to describe its stillness and depth.


(Pured of me)
Using a phrase that is ambiguous in its meaning, but might suggest a purification, release, or sacrifice of something important or valuable.


I need no money, better watch your disease
Claiming that he does not need external resources or validation, and instead focusing on inner strength and health. Warning someone else to be cautious or mindful of their own negative tendencies or behaviors.


And it's alright, you are my kind
Recognizing some affinity, attraction, or similarity with someone else, and feeling accepting or supportive of their own identity or lifestyle.


We're running down the fields
Moving swiftly and energetically through some natural or rural landscape, evoking a sense of freedom, joy, or adventure.


Ravens in air, you wanna free world everywhere
Feeling some mystical or spiritual connection to the natural world, and maybe seeing some symbolic significance in an animal or a bird. Expressing a desire for a better, more just, or more humane society.


And it's alright 'cause we are blind
Acknowledging some limitation, ignorance, or vulnerability, but also finding comfort or hope in the presence or solidarity of others who share similar struggles or values.


I feel you realize
Sensing an empathetic or intuitive connection with someone else, without specifying what they are realizing or feeling.


I see my innocence, in this world
Finding some sense of purity, naivety, or goodness within himself, even in the midst of a world that is often harsh, corrupt, or unfair.


Oh, what a night
Repeating the phrase that suggests a moment of excitement, celebration, or revelation. Emphasizing its importance or intensity.




Writer(s): Fabrice Allegre, Vincent March, Mark Dyer Copyright: Stb Music Inc., Greensleeves Publishing Limited, Jack Russell Music

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@raybern2b

Give thanks to Warrior King for the words of power.

@oj9444

Everyone love it!!! It's a natural healing

@16aden16

It is WARRIOR KING whom is singing this song; to anyone who has a doubt whether it's him. I know him personally. Big tune still enuh

@zlove27

Blessed be the man!!

@takispa.8545

great song

@terrencekelsey2061

OH WHAT A FEELING

@mlonyenioner

big big tune!

@markdyer9377

Oh what a feeling

@ringobandito

wicked riddim.

@martinmarko1749

Can i get the lyrics ?

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