Justice
X-Nova Lyrics
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(La-la-la-la-la) ah ooh
(La-la-la-la-la) ah ah ah
(La-la-la) Mmm
This one's for the world that's listening
For the girl who dreams
The woman who loved hard
The mother who understands
Ooh (La-la) yeah
The protesters and victims
The fortunate and unfortunate
The prayers and the ancestors
This is my song
Your Justice
I'm giving you justice
Receive your justice
The song is your justice
I am giving you justice
Receive, receive ,receive your justice
The song is your justice
It is my justice
It is your justice
Ooh
My song, (my song), my song
The Justice
(La-la-la) ahh
(La-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la-la) ahh
Receive your justice
I'm giving you, I am giving you
Receive, receive
I am liberating you
I am setting you free
Liberating you, with the justice
The song, it is your justice
It is, the justice, the justice
I am giving you
Receive, receive
I'm giving you justice
The song is your justice
Justice, (justice) justice (justice) justice
I am giving you
I am giving it to you
I am giving you, giving you, giving you, giving you
I am giving
I am giving you
I am giving you
Justice, justice
Receive, receive
Receive, the song
My Justice, your Justice
The song is your justice
Ooh ahh
The lyrics of X-Nova's song "Justice" convey a powerful message about the universal need for justice and equality. The song starts by acknowledging and honoring various groups of people: the dreamers, the lovers, the parents, the protesters, the victims, the fortunate, the unfortunate, the prayers, and the ancestors. It is a song for everyone, encompassing the experiences and struggles of a diverse range of individuals.
The artist sings about giving justice and emphasizes that this song belongs to the listeners, implying that it speaks to their experiences and desires for justice. The repeated refrain of "receive your justice" signifies the importance of not only seeking justice but also accepting it when it is offered. The song becomes a vehicle for liberation and freedom, offering justice as a means to break free from the shackles of inequality and oppression.
Overall, "Justice" serves as a hopeful anthem, reminding us that justice should be a universal right and that we all have a part to play in fighting for it.
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Reneilwe Moswane
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