Believe System

Believe System: Rediscovering Home and Freedom Through Nneka's Powerful Lyrics
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Lyrics

Help me to remember the difference

Request for assistance in recalling the distinction or importance.

Help me to recall my worth

Seeking help to remember one's own value or significance.

Oh see me as I am running these miles

Expressing the act of running or striving, while requesting acknowledgment.

Help me to remember my home

Asking for assistance in remembering the concept of home.

Been gone for so long

Acknowledging a prolonged absence from home.

Been running too long

Acknowledging a prolonged period of running or escaping.


I've been a slave to your system

Declaration of being enslaved by a societal or political system.

In a distance land

Reference to being in a distant or foreign land.

I'll be coming home, don't you stop me now

Expressing determination to return home despite obstacles.

I'll be going home, you all that I know

Affirmation of the importance of home and familiar connections.

Back to Africa to you my love

Specifically mentioning a return to Africa, connecting it with love.


A slave to the nation

Acknowledgment of being subjugated by a larger entity (nation).

Your mental malnutrition

Pointing out the impact of a deprived or distorted mental state.

Stuck in a system of lies and deceit

Describing a trapped condition within a system characterized by falsehoods.

Oh who we are and what we have become

Raising questions about identity and the current state of society.

So close to God and yet we're so far gone

Expressing a paradox of being close to God yet far from a positive state.

Now tell me was it your fault

Rhetorical question about responsibility for the current state.

when we were running hustling in a distant land

Recalling past struggles and challenges in a distant place.

I know how it feels

Empathizing with the emotions associated with those struggles.

Mental prejudice

Highlighting prejudiced attitudes ingrained in the mind.

Mental addition

Referring to mental dependency or reliance.

So far gone that I lost my soul

Expressing a profound loss, possibly of one's essence or morality.


I've been a stranger

Describing a state of being unfamiliar or estranged.

In a distance land

Reiteration of being in a distant or foreign land.

I'll be coming home, don't you stop me now

Reaffirmation of the determination to return home despite challenges.

I'll be going home, you're all that I know

Emphasizing the significance of familiar connections.

Back to Africa to you my love

Repeating the intention to return to Africa, connecting it with love.

I'll be coming home, I'll be coming home

Reaffirming the commitment to coming home.

Back to Africa to you my love

Restating the destination of returning to Africa with love.

I'll be coming home, you're all that I know

Reiterating the importance of familiar connections in the return.

Back to Africa to you my love

Repeating the connection of returning to Africa with love.


My love, my love to you Africa

Expressing deep love and affection towards Africa.

All my love to you

Reiterating love and dedication to Africa.

See, been hustling in a distant land

Recalling past struggles while being away in a distant land.

I don't see too much

Expressing limited perception or visibility in the distant land.

I'm free, I'll be coming home

Declaring freedom and the intention to return home.

Prepare egusi, okro, stock fish for me

Requesting the preparation of traditional African dishes upon return.

'Cause I been suffering too long

Highlighting prolonged suffering and hardship.

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