Mama We Made It
Triumph of Dreams: EMEKA ODIAMMA's Journey to Success
Lyrics
I once told my mother that I will rule the world, and the world will dance to my music
I expressed my ambition to conquer the world and have everyone enjoy my music.
And now they are dancing to my music, worldwide, they love how we do it
People around the world are indeed dancing to my music, and they appreciate our style.
I know my words are deep but onye m I’m for real, above average and I can go deeper
My words carry depth, and I am genuinely exceptional; I can delve into profound matters.
Because I Have Always Been Interested On Who Gave The Order Than Who Pulled The Trigger!
I'm more interested in understanding the reasons behind decisions than the actions themselves.
Guns don’t kill people, we do, Ma igbaa aka epe, na ife ana lu., Eternal rest they shall grant unto you
Responsibility lies with people, not guns; a plea for peaceful resolution and remembrance.
So nwelu a nwanyo with your OKOKO activities, zueike, Zukwanuike, anyi ma ndi bu ndi, we know who be who
Warning against engaging in negative activities; identifying genuine individuals amidst pretenders.
And no be everybody way go school, no book, ZUZIKWANUIKE but Beware of the men way know book way no go school
Education isn't the only measure of wisdom; be cautious of educated but morally deficient individuals.
These streets are wise, no be by the education way them brainwash you to make you the fool
Streets are wise; don't let education blind you to the realities of life.
,WE PLAY AND PAY AS WE GO, it’s hard knock life, these streets are still paying by my rule
Life is tough, and consequences are immediate in the streets; we face the outcomes of our actions.
Mama we made it.
Celebrating success with a shoutout to the mother for the achievement.
I once told my father that I will make him proud, there has never been a weak nwolu, look at me now
I promised my father to make him proud; now, I'm successful and making positive contributions.
I’m outside making offerings in the streets that can never be refused, only God can judge me now
Engaging in positive actions that are appreciated by the community and leaving judgment to God.
I swear I have seen the sun shine through my father’s eyes when he looks at me now
A metaphorical expression of the father's happiness and pride in the son's achievements.
I’m proud of you too, daddy, ikolobia so Sia ochelu I Bia ya, there has never been a doubt
The father expresses pride and certainty in the son's success; there was never any doubt.
We go from boys to men, and Daddy, your little boy is a great man now
Transitioning from adolescence to adulthood, and the father acknowledges the son's greatness.
I have got my boys too and the way I looked up to you, they look up to me now
The speaker now has his own followers, reminiscent of how he looked up to his father.
And they shine too, just like the rest of us do, papa, we make the news now
His followers are successful too, and together, they are making headlines.
I’m still back to back breaking the news now and my people are proud
Continuing to be a significant presence in the news, and the community takes pride in the speaker's achievements.
Mama We made it
Reiterating the success announcement, giving credit to the mother once again.
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