Gyakie - SOMETHING lyrics
Gyakie [Jackline Nana Yaa Acheampong]
[Gyakie - SOMETHING lyrics]
Flip the music mm-mm, mm-mm, mm
It's like something, something doing
Me bad, oh, bad, oh
Bae, yeah (Mm-mm-mm)
Are you looking, looking for me, well
Bye, oh, yeah, yeah, uh, uh huh
(Ooh ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh)
It's like I'm walking far away to you
(Far away) baby, don't try me, come closer
Let me do you this
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
The way you do me so, don't call me, bye bye
(Bye bye)
I be needing my peace, oh (Oh oh, oh oh)
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
It's like there's something
Running down, down, down below
When you do me like this and
I really wanna say nice things
Just go shut your door
Oh you, oh you know why we're herе
It's 'til we go inside that grave
'Causе if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know
Another hit, you know
Another, another hit, you know
'Cause if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know mm-mm, mm-mm
'Cause if you willing, normally this
I will come through
I will come running riding with you
And you know like this, ooh ah
(Ooh ah, oh oh, oh)
And if you tell me your wishes
I will come through
I will come running riding with you
And you know like this, ooh ah (No, oh oh)
It's like I'm walking far away to you
(Far away) baby, don't try me, come closer
Let me do you this
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
The way you do me so, don't call me, bye bye
(Bye bye)
I be needing my peace, oh (Oh oh, oh oh)
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
It's like there's something
Running down, down, down below
When you do me like this and
I really wanna say nice things
Just go shut your door
Oh you, oh you know why we're here
It's 'til we go inside that grave
It's like there's something
Running down, down, down below
When you do me like this and
I really wanna say nice things
Just go shut your door
Oh you, oh you know why we're here
It's 'til we go inside that grave
'Cause if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know
Another hit, you know
Another, another hit, you know
'Cause if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know mm-mm, mm-mm
Oh, na, nana, nana
It's like something, something doing
Me bad, oh, bad, oh
Bae, yeah (Mm-mm-mm)
Are you looking, looking for me, well
Bye, oh, yeah, yeah, uh, uh huh
(Ooh ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh)
It's like I'm walking far away to you
(Far away) baby, don't try me, come closer
Let me do you this
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
The way you do me so, don't call me, bye bye
(Bye bye)
I be needing my peace, oh (Oh oh, oh oh)
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
It's like there's something
Running down, down, down below
When you do me like this and
I really wanna say nice things
Just go shut your door
Oh you, oh you know why we're herе
It's 'til we go inside that grave
'Causе if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know
Another hit, you know
Another, another hit, you know
'Cause if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know mm-mm, mm-mm
'Cause if you willing, normally this
I will come through
I will come running riding with you
And you know like this, ooh ah
(Ooh ah, oh oh, oh)
And if you tell me your wishes
I will come through
I will come running riding with you
And you know like this, ooh ah (No, oh oh)
It's like I'm walking far away to you
(Far away) baby, don't try me, come closer
Let me do you this
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
The way you do me so, don't call me, bye bye
(Bye bye)
I be needing my peace, oh (Oh oh, oh oh)
Big batty, bad girl, what you saying now?
It's like there's something
Running down, down, down below
When you do me like this and
I really wanna say nice things
Just go shut your door
Oh you, oh you know why we're here
It's 'til we go inside that grave
It's like there's something
Running down, down, down below
When you do me like this and
I really wanna say nice things
Just go shut your door
Oh you, oh you know why we're here
It's 'til we go inside that grave
'Cause if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know
Another hit, you know
Another, another hit, you know
'Cause if you wanna know my life
Kpakalamiss, you know
Kpakala, Kpakalamiss, you know mm-mm, mm-mm
Oh, na, nana, nana
About the song Gyakie - SOMETHING
"Something" has been widely praised for its ability to evoke emotions and create a peaceful and calming atmosphere. Listeners have described Gyakie's voice as soothing, serene, and angelic, applauding her for delivering a masterpiece. Many have expressed gratitude for the song, considering it a work of art that brings solace and joy to their lives. Gyakie's talent and the beauty of her music transcend boundaries, with fans from various African countries and even international listeners acknowledging her exceptional artistry. The song's universal appeal is a testament to the power of good music in touching hearts and transcending cultural and geographical barriers.
Gyakie's unique musical style and exceptional vocal talent have drawn comparisons to other renowned artists in the industry. Listeners have likened her to iconic figures such as Sade, Asa, and Ebony, appreciating the depth and texture of her vocals.
The beat and musical composition of "Something" have also received commendation. The song's afrobeat sound, combined with its addictive and captivating rhythms, has been described as hitting hard and being highly addictive. The percussive elements in the song, particularly the distinctive knocking sound, have been noted as contributing to its appeal and adding a unique flavor to the overall composition.
The lyrics of "Something" have struck a chord with listeners, who appreciate the profound and relatable messages conveyed through Gyakie's words. The song explores themes of love, desire, and temptation, resonating with many who have experienced the complexities of romantic relationships. Gyakie's lyrical prowess in expressing deep emotions has been compared to the likes of King Sark, highlighting her ability to captivate audiences with her storytelling. The lyrics also touch on the fleeting nature of life, reminding listeners to make the most of their time and cherish their loved ones. The line "till we go inside that grave" serves as a poignant reminder of the preciousness and fragility of life, urging listeners to live in the present and embrace love and joy.
"Something" has garnered widespread acclaim and has been embraced by fans across Africa and beyond. Listeners from different countries, including Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zambia, have expressed their love and admiration for Gyakie's music. The song's popularity is evident in its impressive view counts on YouTube, reaching millions of views within a short period.
Listeners appreciate Gyakie's talent, noting her soothing voice, genuine lyrics, and unique style. Her ability to create music that transcends cultural boundaries and resonates with diverse audiences has been acknowledged, with fans expressing a desire for her to collaborate with other international artists, such as Tems and Beyoncé. Many believe that Gyakie has the potential to achieve global recognition and make a significant impact in the music industry.
Gyakie's clean and modest approach to her music videos has also garnered praise, contrasting with the prevalent trend of explicit visuals. Listeners commend her for focusing on her vocal prowess and artistic expression rather than relying on provocative imagery. This has positioned her as a role model for emerging female artists, encouraging them to embrace their talents without compromising their integrity.
Gyakie's unique musical style and exceptional vocal talent have drawn comparisons to other renowned artists in the industry. Listeners have likened her to iconic figures such as Sade, Asa, and Ebony, appreciating the depth and texture of her vocals.
The beat and musical composition of "Something" have also received commendation. The song's afrobeat sound, combined with its addictive and captivating rhythms, has been described as hitting hard and being highly addictive. The percussive elements in the song, particularly the distinctive knocking sound, have been noted as contributing to its appeal and adding a unique flavor to the overall composition.
The lyrics of "Something" have struck a chord with listeners, who appreciate the profound and relatable messages conveyed through Gyakie's words. The song explores themes of love, desire, and temptation, resonating with many who have experienced the complexities of romantic relationships. Gyakie's lyrical prowess in expressing deep emotions has been compared to the likes of King Sark, highlighting her ability to captivate audiences with her storytelling. The lyrics also touch on the fleeting nature of life, reminding listeners to make the most of their time and cherish their loved ones. The line "till we go inside that grave" serves as a poignant reminder of the preciousness and fragility of life, urging listeners to live in the present and embrace love and joy.
"Something" has garnered widespread acclaim and has been embraced by fans across Africa and beyond. Listeners from different countries, including Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zambia, have expressed their love and admiration for Gyakie's music. The song's popularity is evident in its impressive view counts on YouTube, reaching millions of views within a short period.
Listeners appreciate Gyakie's talent, noting her soothing voice, genuine lyrics, and unique style. Her ability to create music that transcends cultural boundaries and resonates with diverse audiences has been acknowledged, with fans expressing a desire for her to collaborate with other international artists, such as Tems and Beyoncé. Many believe that Gyakie has the potential to achieve global recognition and make a significant impact in the music industry.
Gyakie's clean and modest approach to her music videos has also garnered praise, contrasting with the prevalent trend of explicit visuals. Listeners commend her for focusing on her vocal prowess and artistic expression rather than relying on provocative imagery. This has positioned her as a role model for emerging female artists, encouraging them to embrace their talents without compromising their integrity.
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