This young prodigy was inducted in the music Industry at a tender age of just 3 years old, where his ever growing and drive helped him to garner great attention throughout the Industry. His musical style is influenced by the current greats in the music industry such as Sizzla Kalonji, capleton and Queen Ifrica. Wayne J is possessed with fierce delivery of lyrics and great performing composure.
Now based in South Florida, Sharp has plans for s
Wayne Jβs portfolio is on a fast pace track to the top with crushing performances at shows such cool Mondays, galliday bounce, emancifest and most recent Rebel salute where he was introduced by queen Ifrica. Wayne J is dubbed by Capleton βThe Baddest,β and amongst his musical colleagues.
With team the young DJ is set to be number one musical act of the new generation. This Child prodigy is equipped with the talent and ability to influence his desires in the arts. Meet the child who is the man of the future. Wayne J.
Better Days
Wayne J Lyrics
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a Wayne J enuh
momma whoa momma whoa
so the hungry pickney a ball a ball
Well itβs a rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
Up pon THE Balcony looking down
Youth a try rise you a put him down
Him a wipe glass up a new Kingston
Bang bang dem shoot him down
Momma she a work and the ends cyaa meet
Cya buy rice cya buy meat
Five a wi sleep pon the cold concrete
And when rain fall our ceiling leak
Pre chorus
Dem no really care dem no care bout the poor at all β¦ stidiwhoaaa
Momma whoa momma whoa so the hungry pickney a ball a ball
Well itβs a rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
Firehouse mi come from firenation
Sufferation get annihilation
Cousin lef college wid a distinction
No dis ting wrong a money chist in hand
This going out to all the nation
Play my song pon the radio station
Youth a naggos head, firehouse braeton
Mi tell unnu fi wise up stay strong
Pre chorus
Dem no really care dem no care bout the poor at all β¦ stidiwhoaaa
Momma whoa momma whoa so the hungry pickney a ball a ball
Hook/chorus
Well itβs a rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
VERSE 1
UP PON THE BALCONy looking down
Youth a try rise you a put him down
Him a wipe glass up a new Kingston
Bang bang dem shoot him down
Momma she a work and the ends cyaa meet
Cya buy rice cya buy meat
Five a wi sleep pon the cold concrete
And when rain fall our ceiling leak
Pre chorus
Dem no really care dem no care bout the poor at all β¦ stidiwhoaaa
Momma whoa momma whoa so the hungry pickney a ball a ball
Well itβs a rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
rough life better days are coming
Tough life better days are coming
Nuff time when me feel like running
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
The song "Better Days" by Wayne J speaks about the struggles and hardships of life, particularly those faced by the poor and marginalized. The song's opening lines allude to violence in the streets and the cries of hungry children. The chorus reassures the listener that despite the challenges faced, better days are coming. The second verse highlights the lack of concern for the poor by those in power, and encourages the youth to rise up and stay strong.
The first verse of the song touches on the violence in the streets, with the line "Up pon THE Balcony looking down/ Youth a try rise you a put him down." This suggests that those in power are suppressing the efforts of young people trying to rise above their circumstances. The closing line of the verse, "Momma whoa momma whoa so the hungry pickney a ball a ball," emphasizes the struggle of parents trying to provide for their children while facing economic hardship.
The chorus serves as an uplifting message of hope for a better future, specifically through the words of the singer's mother. The repetition of the phrase "better days are coming" reinforces the idea that even in the toughest times, one can hold onto hope for the future.
Overall, "Better Days" is a song that speaks to the difficulties faced by the poor and marginalized in society, while also providing a message of hope and perseverance in the face of adversity.
Line by Line Meaning
Watcha no man stidi bang bang bang bang
Introducing the artist and his style
Well itβs a rough life better days are coming
Life is tough now, but the artist believes things will get better
Tough life better days are coming
Reiterating that life is tough and will get better
Nuff time when me feel like running
Sometimes the artist feels like giving up
My momma say BETTER DAYS ARE COMING
The artist's mother is his source of hope and encouragement
Up pon THE Balcony looking down
The artist sees the struggles of those around him
Youth a try rise you a put him down
People try to bring others down when they see them trying to succeed
Him a wipe glass up a new Kingston
A man is trying to make a living washing windows in the city
Bang bang dem shoot him down
He is killed in an act of violence, highlighting the dangers of living in poverty
Momma she a work and the ends cyaa meet
The artist's mother works hard but struggles to make ends meet
Cya buy rice cya buy meat
They can't afford basic necessities like food
Five a wi sleep pon the cold concrete
The artist and his family sleep on the street
And when rain fall our ceiling leak
Even their shelter is not sufficient and they suffer from the elements
Firehouse mi come from firenation
The artist comes from a place of struggle
Sufferation get annihilation
The struggles of the people are constantly being ignored and destroyed
Cousin lef college wid a distinction
Even those who work hard and succeed struggle to get ahead
No dis ting wrong a money chist in hand
Money is the only thing that matters in this society
This going out to all the nation
The artist is addressing his message to everyone
Play my song pon the radio station
He wants his message of hope to be heard by many
Youth a naggos head, firehouse braeton
Young people in the artist's community are struggling to survive
Mi tell unnu fi wise up stay strong
The artist encourages his listeners to be strong and smart in the face of adversity
Hook/chorus
Repeating the message that life is tough but will get better
Lyrics Β© WORDS & MUSIC A DIV OF BIG DEAL MUSIC LLC
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
adhdpl
Absolutely amazing song !!!!!!!!!!! Great young talent !!!!!!
Wayne J
Blessings to Team Reggaeville for supporting my career over the years.Very grateful.
...#awaynejenuh #storyofaghettoyouth
#waynej
atarratitim
Love and respect from spain keep it up!!
Burn Babylon
I truly believe in you man! Keep them coming, stay true to your style and never quit, you get to blow up eventually, I swear!! Big love from the UK
Georg Boedecker
Blessings from Germany, tuff riddim and lyrics as sharp as a razorblade, ride on mon, big up.
Joseph Njuguna
KENYA watching go higher breddah
Palios33
Big ups from Cyprus
Maxime Simard
So much talent! Keep that vibe π€π»ππ»
dennyvh
Maxime Simard respect
Loucos Por Bike '
O menor manda bem representou valeu cultura rastafΓ‘ri