Kaya
Embracing Freedom: Kaya's Spiritual Journey Through the Rain
Lyrics
Wake up and turn me loose
Awakening and setting free
Wake up and turn me loose
Emphasizing the need to awaken and be liberated
Wake up and turn me loose
Repetition for emphasis on the urgency of liberation
For the rain is falling
Expressing a reason for the urgency, possibly a challenging situation (rain)
Got to have kaya now
Expressing the immediate need for "kaya" (possibly cannabis)
Got to have kaya now
Reiterating the urgency for "kaya" in the current moment
Got to have kaya now
Stressing the immediate requirement for "kaya"
For the rain is falling
Connecting the need for "kaya" to the falling rain
I'm so high, I even touch the sky
Expressing a heightened state, possibly induced by "kaya"
Above the falling rain
Above the challenges symbolized by the falling rain
I feel so good in my neighbourhood, so
Feeling positive and content in one's surroundings
Here I come again
Announcing a return or reappearance
Got to have kaya now
Reiterating the immediate need for "kaya"
Got to have kaya now
Emphasizing the urgency for "kaya" in the present moment
Got to have kaya now
Reinforcing the immediate requirement for "kaya"
For the rain is falling
Linking the need for "kaya" to the falling rain
Feeling irie, I
Feeling happy and carefree
Feeling irie, I
Repeating the feeling of happiness and well-being
Feeling irie, I
Continuing to express a positive and carefree state
'Cause I have some kaya now
Attributing the positive feelings to having "kaya" now
I feel so high, I even touch the sky
Reiterating a heightened state, possibly induced by "kaya"
Above the falling rain
Above the challenges symbolized by the falling rain
I feel so good in my neighbourhood, so
Feeling positive and content in one's surroundings
Here I come again
Announcing a return or reappearance
Got to have kaya now
Reiterating the immediate need for "kaya"
Got to have kaya now
Emphasizing the urgency for "kaya" in the present moment
Got to have kaya now, Lord
Strongly asserting the need for "kaya," invoking a higher power
For the rain is falling
Connecting the need for "kaya" to the falling rain
huh
An exclamation or acknowledgment
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