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[Video] Ebezina – Tim Godfrey

Ebezina - Tim Godfrey

‘Nara’ coroner and multiple award winner ‘Tim Godfrey‘ is out with the official visual of his new single, titled ‘Ebezina‘.

Watch Video Below; 

 

 

Lyrics: Ebezina By Tim Godfrey

Verse 1
Woke up this Morning
Wishing You never did, hey
Feeling so worried
You wanna go back to Sleep
Yesterday was Tough
Everything looks Rough
And You Thinking and Asking
Shey nay me be this, so

Just Hold on Hold on
Don’t give up, eh, ay
Keep Your Head up
And stay Strong, yeh eh
Everything’s gon be Alright
Everything’s gon be Alright

Chorus 1
Promise You that
Everything will be Alright
Ebezina
Don’t give up
I know that one day You will Smile
Ebezina
Put Your Hands up
Put Your, put Your Hands Up
Ebezina Ebezina Ebezina
Ebezina Ebezina Chukwu Nonso

Promise You that
Everything will be Alright
Ebezina
Don’t give up
I know that one day You will Smile
Ebezina
Put Your Hands up
Put Your, put Your Hands Up
Ebezina Ebezina Ebezina
Ebezina
Ebezina Chukwu Nonso

Verse 2
You Facing trials and pain
Wreck, guilt and shame Oh no
Loneliness Everyday
Hopes and Dreams fading
Away, away
Landlord is Knocking
Your Roof is Licking
And You asking
Shey nay me be this oh
And You asking
Shey nay me be this oh

Just Hold on
Don’t give up,
Keep Your Head up
And stay Strong, yeh eh
Everything’s gon be Alright
Everything’s gon be Alright

Chorus 2
Promise You that
Everything will be Alright
Ebezina
Don’t give up
I know that one day You will Smile
Ebezina
Put Your Hands up
Put Your, put Your Hands Up
Ebezina Ebezina Ebezina
Ebezina
Ebezina Chukwu Nonso

Promise You that
Everything will be Alright
Ebezina
Don’t give up
I know that one day You will Smile
Ebezina
Put Your Hands up
Put Your, put Your Hands Up
Ebezina Ebezina Ebezina
Ebezina
Ebezina Chukwu Nonso

Bridge
Ebezina, Ebezina
Put Your Hands up
Ooh, oh, oh, oh, oh
Put Your, put Your Hands Up
Ebezina Ebezina Ebezina
Chukwu Nonso

I know You Crying, I know You Lonely
I know You’re Wandering
How Long will this be
Don’t worry, You will Smile again
Smile again
Don’t worry,
The Sun will Shine again
Shine again

Chorus 3
Promise You that
Everything will be Alright
Ebezina
Don’t give up
I know that one day You will Smile
Ebezina
Put Your Hands up Oh, oh, oh
Put Your, put Your Hands Up
Ebezina Ebezina Ebezina
Ebezina Ebezina Chukwu Nonso

Promise You that
Everything will be Alright
Ebezina
Don’t give up
I know that one day You will Smile
Ebezina
Put Your Hands up Oh, oh, oh
Put Your, put Your Hands Up
Ebezina Ebezina Ebezina
Ebezina
Ebezina Chukwu Nonso

Ebezina, Ebezina
Chukwu Nonso

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