Kanye West – Water Lyrics

Water By Kanye West Lyrics

Well, right
So, so well
Well, right
So, so
High as the sun come out
Plannin’
Bootin’
Plannin’
Movin’
Plannin’
Tubin’, there
Well, well

Clean us like the rain in spring
Take the chlorine out our conversation
Let Your light reflect on me
I promise I’m not hiding anything
It’s water
We are water
Pure as water
Like a newborn daughter

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The storm may come
But we’ll get through it because of Your love
Either way, we crash like water
Your love’s water
Pure as water
We are water

Jesus, flow through us
Jesus, heal the bruises
Jesus, clean the music
Jesus, please use us
Jesus, please help
Jesus, please heal
Jesus, please forgive
Jesus, please reveal
Jesus, give us strength
Jesus, make us well
Jesus, help us live
Jesus, give us wealth
Jesus is our safe
Jesus is our rock
Jesus, give us grace
Jesus, keep us safe

Clean us like the rain in spring
Take the chlorine out our conversation
Let Your light reflect on me
I promise I’m not hiding anything
It’s water
We are water
Pure as water
Like a newborn daughter

We like water, mmh
We like water
Well, right
So, so well
Well, right
So, so
High as the sun come out
Plannin’
Bootin’
Plannin’
Movin’
Plannin’
Tubin’, there
Well, well
:Kanye West – Water Lyrics

Learn To Sing Right: Taylor Swift – Daylight Lyrics

Learn To Sing Right: Taylor Swift – Daylight Lyrics: Daylight by Taylor Swift My love was as cruel as the cities I lived in Everyone looked worse in the light There are so many l...

Taylor Swift – Daylight Lyrics

Daylight by Taylor Swift

My love was as cruel as the cities I lived in

Everyone looked worse in the light

There are so many lines that I’ve crossed unforgiven

I’ll tell you the truth, but never goodbye

I don’t wanna look at anything else now that I saw you

I don’t wanna think of anything else now that I thought of you

I’ve been sleeping so long in a 20-year dark night

And now I see daylight, I only see daylight

Luck of the draw only draws the unlucky

And so I became the butt of the joke

I wounded the good and I trusted the wicked

Clearing the air, I breathed in the smoke

Maybe you ran with the wolves and refused to settle down

Maybe I’ve stormed out of every single room in this town

Threw out our cloaks and our daggers because it’s morning now

It’s brighter now, now

I don’t wanna look at anything else now that I saw you

(I can never look away)

I don’t wanna think of anything else now that I thought of you

(Things will never be the same)

I’ve been sleeping so long in a 20-year dark night

(Now I’m wide awake)

And now I see daylight (Daylight), I only see daylight (Daylight)

I only see daylight, daylight, daylight, daylight

I only see daylight, daylight, daylight, daylight

And I can still see it all (In my mind)

All of you, all of me ([?])

I once believed love would be (Black and white)

But it’s golden (Golden)

And I can still see it all (In my head)

Back and forth from New York (Singing in your bed)

I once believed love would be (Burning red)

But it’s golden

Like daylight, like daylight

Like daylight, daylight

I don’t wanna look at anything else now that I saw you

(I can never look away)

I don’t wanna think of anything else now that I thought of you

(Things will never be the same)

I’ve been sleeping so long in a 20-year dark night

(Now I’m wide awake)

And now I see daylight (I see daylight), I only see daylight (Ah)

I only see daylight, daylight, daylight, daylight

I only see daylight, daylight, daylight, daylight (Ah)

(And I can still see it all)

I only see daylight, daylight, daylight, daylight

(And I can still see it all, back and forth from New York)

I only see daylight, daylight, daylight, daylight

(I once believed love would be)

Like daylight

It’s golden like daylight

You gotta step into the daylight and let it go

Just let it go, jet it go

I wanna be defined by the things that I love

Not the things I hate

Not the things that I’m afraid of, I’m afraid of

Not the things that haunt me in the middle of the night

I, I just think that

You are what you love

Young Lunya Ft. Country Boy – Tikisa Lyrics

“Tikisa Lyrics BY Young Lunya” Ft. Country Boy

Switch
Bonge la beat kutoka kwa
(Ammy)
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Yeah, show kali Coachella

Mi najua pesa like am bank teller
Huwezi kuniendesha mi mwenyewe msela
Nikimwaga pesa get your umbrella
Like all my fellas don’t get out
Ninawamega ya kisela sitoi hela
Ninawakabia kwa juu sitoi penalt
Nachana utasema sichani tena
Hii hapa sele kampa kampa tena
Pia hapa kwatatamba tamba tena
Kuwasema si twawavisha chanda chema
Vyema akifika tutachamba vyema like

Oooh my, nikipita like ooh my
Kumi na sita like fourty plus
Tunawatisha like am Fortnite
Tunakanukisha like mnyonge sikai
Noma, siwachekei nawapa homa
Kwenye beat shida vurumai
Lakini vita yaani you and I
Wasionipenda naskia ‘Huyu nae?’

Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Usione ifike watu wana bang bang

You know I be rocking with my g@ng g@ng
Leta mkwanja kwanza tusebenze
Hatutaki umbea walambishe za kiseng*
Woah, I told Lunya go get this beat
Money money Yebo in this beat
Yeah boy and we run this streets
Bunduki ishanikoki boy(Tu tu tu)
Vichwa vina bang like woo
Am with the baddest you’ll know
Maboy go get that doh
Money where? Yes we go

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Kushinda shinda, sky go pigo pigo
Mmbea izamishe kwangu, mmh-mmmh yeah
Mi nataka money, yeah michoro money
Ready, ready yeah true true(woah)
Na hatujawai kuigiza, yes we believers
There is no one who wanna fake
Mpaka umepitiliza
Kill a bitch who dug a pizza
Marble back to pizzo, kiende kwangu
Oh Jesus
Usiulize kuhusu pambo wala flows
Where the swag drops on to feature
Me ndo toss lao, king lao
Kwenye show zao

Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi nafanya wanatikisa, tikisa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa
Mi ndo nafanya wanatikisa vichwa, tikisa vichwa

Source: CrownLyrics.com

Eben – No One Like You Ft. Nathaniel Bassey Lyrics

Lyrics of No One Like You by Eben & Nathaniel Bassey

VERSE
You’re not a Man oh
You’re not a Man oh
You are the God who Opens Doors
No Man can Shut

You’re not a Man oh
You’re not a Man oh
You are the God of Everything
No One Like You

CHORUS
No One Like You Jesus, No One Like You
No One Like You Eze, No One Like You
No One Like You Father
No One Like You Master
You are the God of Everything
No One Like You

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IMPORTANCE OF SINGING CONTINUE...

The psychological benefits of singing relate to:

1. Intra-personal communication and the development of individual identity, both in music and through music

Confident and healthy voice use links to a positive self-concept and an ability to communicate. Successful singing promotes self-esteem, general confidence and also self-efficacy. The voice is a key component of who we are; its use reflects our mood and general psychological wellbeing, which is communicated to ourselves as well as to others (see also educational benefits below).

2. Singing is a cathartic activity

Singing provides an outlet for our feelings. Through its physical activity and the related internal endocrine system triggering, singing can allow us to feel better about ourselves and about the world around us. From pre-birth, our earliest auditory experiences are biased towards the human voice, principally from first hearing our mother’s voice inside the womb. All voice use, including singing, is interwoven with core emotional states that are central to the human condition, such as joy and sadness. Singing’s psychological benefits are evident in children’s everyday settings, including schools, kindergarten, homes, and hospitals, as well as for older people in residential centres, daycare centres and community choirs.

3. Inter-personal communication

Healthy singing enables us to maximise our potential to communicate with others. We learn to improve our underlying vocal coordination, to increase vocal colour (timbre) and impact intentional variety into our vocal communication. Indeed, for 25% of the working population, voice is a critical tool-of-trade (including teachers, lawyers, clergy, telephone salespeople, actors, singers, and business people). Singing exercises the basic voice mechanism and improves its functional capability, in childhood and across the lifespan, whatever the context.

The social benefits relate to:

1. An enhanced sense of social inclusion

Successful singing ability is strongly correlated with a positive sense of social inclusion, of a feeling of belonging to our community. Singing with others enhances the possibilities of empathic relationships with those around us. Collective singing, such as in a choir, small group, or larger community gathering generates a positive group identity, as well as physical and psychological benefits. This is evidenced, for example, in a comparison of data from 6,000 children who participated in the Sing Up research evaluation; children’s higher singing competency ratings were significantly associated with an increased sense of social inclusion – a finding that was echoed subsequently in a study of children who participated in an Italian regional school choir initiative. Singing and social inclusion is also powerfully evidenced in the communal histories of the Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania). Their ‘singing revolution’ in the mid-1980s drew on centuries of shared symbols of national heritage. This vocal repertoire strengthened and deepened national identities that led to these countries’ subsequent non-violent independence from the former Soviet Union.

The musical benefits relate to:

1. The realisation of our musical potential

Singing activity fosters our intellectual engagement with music. This includes an understanding of musical structure, phrasing, the development of musical memory (including music’s repetition and variation) and tone colouring, as well as other musical building blocks (such as pitch, rhythm, loudness).

2. The creation of an individual musical repertoire (whether as a listener or performer or both)

There are concomitant social and personal benefits through increasing the likelihood of empathic understanding of others and ourselves by the kinds of songs (music and text) that we experience, whether alone or in groups.

The educational benefits relate to:

1. Increasing knowledge, understanding and skills about the world around us, both in music and through music

Singing will likely make you more competent in your own language, including an improvement in reading skills. Reading lyrics and reading music are processed in the same neurocortical regions for symbol decoding. In terms of enculturation and development, recent analyses of longitudinal cohort data in England and Australia (totalling over 18,000 children) indicate that early musical experience in the home at ages 2-3 years – including joint and supported singing (such as action songs, counting songs, nursery rhymes, and children’s songs) – has a measurable impact subsequently on aspects of wider development at ages 4-5 years. A higher frequency of home music activities—which are biased towards singing—contributes positively to the development of the same children’s vocabulary, numeracy, attentional and emotional regulation, behaviour and prosocial skills.

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The physical, psychological, social, musical and educational benefits of singing

There are many different benefits that arise from engaging in singing activities. These apply to all ages, from childhood into adolescence and through into retirement age and beyond. With appropriately nurturing experiences, singing competency will develop. Almost without exception, everyone has the potential to sing competently and enjoy singing across the lifespan. Childhood provides a crucial opportunity to lay the foundations of a positive lifelong singing (and musical) identity.

Within the various research literatures, there are five main areas of reported benefit from singing. Benefits are physical, psychological, social, musical and educational (and often overlapping).

THE PHYSICAL BENEFITS OF SINGING RELATE TO:

1. Respiratory and cardiac function

Singing is aerobic, in that it is a form of exercise that improves the efficiency of the body’s cardiovascular system, with related benefits to overall health. Aerobic activity increases the oxygenation of the blood, which also improves overall alertness. (A study in October 2007, for example, suggested that breathing pure oxygen was more beneficial than caffeine for increasing driver alertness.) Even when seated, singing involves dynamic thoracic activity, with benefits to the underlying structure and function of the breathing mechanism. Major muscle groups are exercised in the upper body. Furthermore, aerobic activity is linked to longevity, stress reduction and general health maintenance across the lifespan. Improving airflow in the upper respiratory tract is likely to lessen opportunities for bacteria to flourish by keeping the airways open (e.g., to counter the symptoms of colds and flu). Regular singing activities also can improve lung functioning for people with respiratory illness. Overall, there are whole body physical benefits from singing (see also neurological functioning below).

2. The development of fine and gross motor control in the vocal system

The more that the vocal system is used appropriately, such as in healthy singing, the more that the underlying anatomy and physiology are likely to realise their potential in terms of growth and motor coordination. This is very important in childhood and into adolescence because it is also a time when the underlying basis for lifelong vocal identity and effective communication are established, and when healthy vocal motor behaviours can be nurtured.

3. Neurological functioning

Singing behaviour is multi-sited neurologically and networked across many different brain areas. These include the development and interaction between parts of the brain that are dedicated to aspects of music (such as pitch, rhythm, timbre), language (lyrics and speech), fine motor behaviour, visual imagery and emotion. Singers tend to have greater connections between areas of the brain than non-singers. Research has suggested that singing with someone else is not the same as singing alone, nor the same as singing with an instrument, because singing with others involves neurological areas related to human social interaction, empathy and coordination. There is also new evidence suggesting that singing can help develop the auditory attention and perception of hearing impaired (HI) children, including those with cochlear implants. Neurologically, there is a close, overlapping relationship between overt and imagined singing (such as silent rehearsal and singing to yourself).

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