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Hello guys, welcome to another exciting week. I'm @bmhillel and welcome to @hiveopenmic week 259. This week I'd be doing two songs by my homies, the first song is "Duka by Rapson" while the second is "Oluwa Don Dey Bless Me by Fkid Ellie"

I don't even know what made me had love for this two songs but I guess twas because the guys that sang it were my homies.

The first song Duka by Rapson which means to beat "to beat someone" is more of a Dise song the song lyrics says continue roasting till on Sallah day, everyone happens to get happy Sallah by luck, go back home little boy go home and rest,where are those making mouth, they saw me rapping and they said Hausa rap is so easy, I gave them mic and they could not do it.

While the second song is about God's blessing and those hating. The song speaks about our generation now, nobody will celebrate you when you're nothing but when you've start making it to the top and your pocket iss about to get filled you'd see people celebrating you.

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Welcome to my blog and also to another exciting week on the afri-tunes Week 159 I'm @bmhillel and I will be doing an original song which I personally titled "I no go lose my steeze"

Steeze is youthfulness and youthfulness is steeze. Traditionally, the youth have been idolised as the pinnacle of vitality, innovation, and adaptability. However, it is important to note that these perceptions are not only limiting but also misleading.

Faith has the power to transform our lives. It can lift us out of darkness and give us a new sense of purpose. With faith, we can overcome even the most daunting challenges and achieve greatness. It's a source of confidence and assurance, reminding us that we're not alone. When we trust in a higher power, we can face life's ups and downs with courage and hope. Faith can be a powerful catalyst for positive change and growth.

Lyrics

I was lost but now I'm found

I no go lose my steeze

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Hello everyone

Me and You" is a pop ballad and rap song that is sung by Tyler James Williams and Coco Jones as Cyrus DeBarge and Roxanne "Roxie" Andrews in Let it Shine. In this song, Roxie lets out her feelings and tries to decide who she should choose: the voice or the look.

Me And You By Coco Jones & Tyler James Williams Lyrics

You're spinning 'round and 'round and 'round

This is it

Show me the truth

[Tyler James Williams:]

Camouflaged before your eyes

And now I'm here

[Coco Jones:]

[Tyler James Williams:]

[Coco Jones:]

This is it

Show me the truth

[Tyler James Williams:]

And my look didn't really fit the rap

Give me a hand

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Hello everyone @afri-tunes community, I humbly welcome you all to my blog and also to another brand new week.

For this week entry I will be doing two different songs from the same artist "KAESTRINGS"

The songs are:

Give me substance

But then, I came upon this very song 'With Me' during that dark period, and it instantly spoke to me. The song became my constant companion, my confidant, and my source of comfort. I'd listen to it every night before sleep and every morning after waking up, finding comfort in its lyrics and melody. The song says "when I don't understand, all that surrounding me, I'm rest assured that I'm not here alone, I'm not moved, cos there one thing I know, through it all you won't leave.

Imagine the assurance in this song. Whatever I'm going through or passing through at that moment I wasn't alone. God was with me.

The song's message of hope, reassurance, and unwavering presence helped me heal and find my way through the storm. It reminds me that I wasn't alone, that God was with me, even in the midst of heartache. 'With Me' was more than just a song. it was a friend, a balm to my soul, and a reminder of God's unrelenting love.

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Hello amigos, welcome to my blog. For this week entry I will be doing a song cover of 28 by Ruth B

28 by Ruth B and Dean Lewis talks about the struggles of moving on in a relationship that doesn't seem to work. Ruth B verse tells the story of how she lost so much of herself in trying to be with her partner. She start the song with put you first just like you wanted, showing that she made sacrifices for her partner as the words you wanted in that verse shows that for her, it was all about his happiness. This is evident at the end of the first verse where she mentions "I almost threw it all away", which shows that she's given her everything for the relationship to work.

The chorus goes even deeper as she mentions I guess I had to lose you on the way to finding me, showing that at this point she already recognizes that love wasn't enough for them to work out. This is usually seen in many toxic relationships with one partner almost loosing themselves to the relationship, luckily Ruth B claims she recognized that part of her healing was to let him go.

Dean Lewis comes in verse 2 and opens with the words It was hard to be there for you, equally highlighting his own struggles in the relationship. His struggles to support and be there for his partner, while seeing his dreams fall apart. It is evident that both partners have suffered from some level of emotional pain.

28 By Ruth B. FT Dean Lewis

Put you first just like you wanted

All my friends, I hardly know 'em

How did we go from movies on Tuesdays

Even though I loved you

It was hard to be there for you

You were always there when I was falling

'Cause even though I loved you

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Hello guys welcome to another exciting week great minds in Afri-tunes music community, it's another beautiful week to share love through African music genre. I humbly welcome you to my blog. Am @bmhillel and it's Afri-tunes week 157, I will be doing a song cover of "A WORD" BY NATHAN DAVID ILE.

David Nathan is a gospel singer and songwriter from Nigeria known for his contemporary worship music. He is married and has released several songs.

As I sing the song (A WORD), I feel a deep longing in my heart. I am yearning for a single word of guidance, a message that will change my life. I'm not looking for a grand revelation, just a simple word that will give me direction and hope.

Thinking about the great leaders of faith like Abraham, Noah, and David who all received a word from God that transformed their lives. Abraham was called to start a new nation, Noah was instructed to build an ark, and David was anointed to be king.

I am seeking a word that will stir my soul and give me purpose. I am listening closely, ready to hear what I need to hear. I know that one word has the power to change everything, and I am eager to receive it.

Lyrics

Aya ya ya ya ya ya

Aya ya ya ya ya ya

Abraham got a word oh

Give me a word

Thanks For Listing to my song

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Hello guys welcome to another exciting week

This week I will be doing a song acapella cover of LOVE IS GONE BY SLANDER FT DYLAN MATTHEW

The repetition of "I know that your love is gone" and "Don't tell me that your love is gone" reveals a deep denial, a refusal to accept the painful truth. begging their loved one to stay, to not abandon them, even though they acknowledge that the love has faded.

The is a pure and emotional cry for help, a desperate attempt to restore a relationship that is crumbling.

This song reminds one to be careful with his or her words and actions. It shows that apologizing and taking responsibility can help heal and move on.

Love Is Gone

Don't go tonight

I'm sorry, don't leave me, I want you here with me

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Hello guys welcome to my blog once again. I'm @bmhillel and this week I will be doing a song cover of Gen-z by firstklazz ft the Ilya brother's

What actually drew my interest to this song was the intro at the start where the Ilya brother's played a local instrument to spice up the song, just like kiss-daniel did one one of his recent song which went popular

I can boldly say kiss-daniel got his inspiration after Spotting firstklaz song. But that's not what I'm here to talk about.

I won't call firstklaz an upcoming artist because his known by many already through his song which he got to feature Joeboy which was titled "FAAJI".

Funny enough most people don't know but firstklaz is a Nasarawa state indigen and also Eggon by tribe but spent most of his life time in the city of Abuja

The Ilya brother's are just street entertainers from the north but became popular after doing their first song with Firstklaz.

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Hello guys, welcome to my blog as you all know I'm @bmhillel and this week I will be going a song cover of Yabo by Wraiba Praise Danso who is one of my very good friend.

Karbi Yabo which means receive my praise is a declaration of surrender, acknowledging God's sovereignty and goodness in our lives. When we say "Karbi Yabo", we're recognizing that every blessing, every provision, and every mercy comes from God's loving hands.

In essence, "Karbi Yabo" is a heartfelt expression of gratitude that says, "God, I receive Your blessings with thanksgiving, and I offer You my praise and worship in return.

What I deeply admire about Wraiba Praise Danson, the talented singer behind this powerful song, is her passion and unshakeable dedication to God. Her love for the Lord shines brightly through her life, and her commitment to spreading His message of hope and redemption is truly inspiring.

Wraiba's passion is contagious, and it's evident in every note she sings. Her voice is not just a vessel for the lyrics, but a powerful instrument that conveys the depth of her devotion. When she sings.

Her dedication to God is a beacon of hope in a world that often seems to prioritize other things. Wraiba's music reminds us that our ultimate purpose is to glorify God, and that our lives should be a reflection of His love and goodness."

Lyrics

Karbi Yabo

Yabo Yabo Yabo Yabo

Karbi Yabo

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Hi guys this week i willl be doing a song cover of Dancing With Your Ghost by Sasha Sloan

In this very song DANCING WITH YOUR GHOST Sasha Sloan was trying to find acceptance after a close loved one passes away. But deep down she doesn’t believe she can. It’s a very raw truth that will have anyone relating who has lost someone in the past and has gone through those stages of grief and needing to understand.

The visualisations Sloan delivers through her lyrics are beautiful, simple and touching. You can feel the raw emotion invoked through every lyric from the moment she wrote the song. “Yelling at the sky. Screaming at the world. Baby, why’d you go away?”.

It’s a very simple but touching moment that grows with the right timing. Her vocals are stunning as always and compliment the mood and tone of the song. It’s a beautiful ballad that perfectly aligns with her growing emotional discography and will have you feeling so many different types of ways.

DANCING WITH YOUR GHOST BY SASHA SLOAN

How do I love

I stay up all night