Lyrics
Kaya!
The repeated use of "Kaya" and "Oh, oh" suggests a rhythmic chant or call, possibly emphasizing a positive, celebratory, or uplifting atmosphere.
Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Yeah!
The exclamation "Yeah!" indicates a moment of enthusiasm, approval, or agreement, reinforcing a positive tone.
Well let me tell you about
The lyrics introduce the theme of something greater than a big bamboo, possibly metaphorical. The mention of "me and you" and the "fat guru" suggests a communal or shared experience with a wise figure.
Something bigger than a big bamboo (big bamboo yea)
-And me and you (me and you)
-And the fat guru (fat guru)
-Well let me tell you about
-Something bigger than a big bamboo (big bamboo yea)
-And me and you (me and you)
-And the fat guru (fat guru)
-Oh what I tell you It's
The line "Oh what I tell you It's" may serve as a transition or bridge in the lyrics, possibly leading to a revelation or emphasis on the upcoming content.
Kaya!
Repetition of "Kaya" continues, maintaining the rhythmic and celebratory mood established earlier.
Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Don't you know one day
The lyrics describe a transformation in the narrator's behavior from being mad and treating their woman poorly to feeling sad. The repetition of this theme suggests a cycle of negative emotions.
I used to be so mad
-I'd treat my woman so bad
-And then I get so sad
-Don't you know? One day
-I used to be so mad, yeah
-I'd treat my woman so bad
-And then I get so sad
-But then I smoke a little
The mention of smoking a little suggests a coping mechanism or a way to find solace, potentially indicating a shift in the narrator's perspective or mood.
Kaya!
Repetition of "Kaya" resumes, reinforcing the earlier themes and possibly signaling a return to the positive and celebratory atmosphere introduced in the beginning.
Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
-Kaya!
-Oh, oh, Kaya
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