@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
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EA GVNG 254 you already know mayne
Hiphop back
From the dead
Uh They said that hip hop dead
In Nairobi that's a story
Disrespecting the rap game
Boy I bet you'll be sorry
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
It's a zombie in the night
Uh
Cheki (Put up a fight)
Tunabring it back to life
Budda ebu chunga utanyanganywa wife
Ukidai ati rap ni dead
On God kwa streets tunapatiana stripes
Tuko stu Jodye Tay na OB
Namuuliza wapi Dough B
Mi nikishika hio paper na pen
Sikuchochi wanacopy
Rap nigga namove so diligent
Gyalie on me Milicent
Design naongeza irori diesel
Sijui wataniita Vincent
Weekday stu na trap
Ukidai kunipata nitafute weekend
Nilitatt hio praying hand kwa skin
Juu nyi maopp mtarepent
Nyi ma opp mtarepent
Tryna claim hiphop is dead
Nobody asked for your 2 cents
EA G3 GVNG on defense
All these rappers really cappers
Acting tough man are actors
No common sense no diligence
Movin in the streets with such pretense
Real niggas tell the difference
Real niggas make the difference
If hiphop is dead resuscitate it
Lazarus effect, wake up baby
Bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
We bringing it back to life
We bringing it back to life
Uh they said that Hiphop's dead
In Nairobi that's a story
Disrespecting the rap game
Boy I bet you'll be sorry
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
It's a zombie in the night
Nigga put up a fight
They said that Hiphop's dead
In Nairobi that's a story
Disrespecting the rap game
Boy I bet you'll be sorry
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
It's a zombie in the night
Nigga put up a fight
Bringing it back to life
Eating good n looking nice
It's a party in the day
Then a party in the night
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
What a sight for some sore eyes
That Hip hop back alive
GVNG
EA GVNG 254 you already know mayne
Hiphop back
From the dead
Uh They said that hip hop dead
In Nairobi that's a story
Disrespecting the rap game
Boy I bet you'll be sorry
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
It's a zombie in the night
Uh
Cheki (Put up a fight)
Tunabring it back to life
Budda ebu chunga utanyanganywa wife
Ukidai ati rap ni dead
On God kwa streets tunapatiana stripes
Tuko stu Jodye Tay na OB
Namuuliza wapi Dough B
Mi nikishika hio paper na pen
Sikuchochi wanacopy
Rap nigga namove so diligent
Gyalie on me Milicent
Design naongeza irori diesel
Sijui wataniita Vincent
Weekday stu na trap
Ukidai kunipata nitafute weekend
Nilitatt hio praying hand kwa skin
Juu nyi maopp mtarepent
Nyi ma opp mtarepent
Tryna claim hiphop is dead
Nobody asked for your 2 cents
EA G3 GVNG on defense
All these rappers really cappers
Acting tough man are actors
No common sense no diligence
Movin in the streets with such pretense
Real niggas tell the difference
Real niggas make the difference
If hiphop is dead resuscitate it
Lazarus effect, wake up baby
Bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
We bringing it back to life
We bringing it back to life
Uh they said that Hiphop's dead
In Nairobi that's a story
Disrespecting the rap game
Boy I bet you'll be sorry
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
It's a zombie in the night
Nigga put up a fight
They said that Hiphop's dead
In Nairobi that's a story
Disrespecting the rap game
Boy I bet you'll be sorry
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
It's a zombie in the night
Nigga put up a fight
Bringing it back to life
Eating good n looking nice
It's a party in the day
Then a party in the night
We bringing it back to life
Bringing it back to life
What a sight for some sore eyes
That Hip hop back alive
GVNG
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Back to life (feat. Jodye Faneto) Lyrics as written by Jodye Faneto Bildard Omondi
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