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[Music + Lyric Video] Dike – Jlyricz

Dike - Jlyricz

Dike - Jlyricz

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Nigerian gospel recording artiste Jlyricz releases a brand new single and lyric video titled “Dike” produced by E-mex, with ad-libs by Lote.

Speaking on the song, Dike says, “I have held on to this song for a while now and was weary about releasing it because I don’t know how it would be received by listeners, especially those close to me who actually know what I am talking about.”

“Dike is my most personal song to date and I tried not to make the lyrics too obvious but I’m not sure I did a great job about that. I just know I love this song and it’s very close to my heart and I pray it helps anyone who might be in the same situations as I was.” – he concludes.

The song which is titled in the Igbo language [a language mostly spoken in the Eastern region of Nigeria] translates to mean “Hero” in English.

This new song is a smooth and soothing tribute to the Lord.

 

 

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Lyrics: Dike By Jlyricz.

Solo:

Have you seen the fear that’s in my eyes?
Have you felt the lust that’s in my heart?
Seen the pride that’s drowning my mind yeah?
Sometimes I’m unsure of where I stand.

I have struggled with myself,
Struggled with the man I am,
Told myself I’m crazy when I’m not,
You’ve been here you’ve never left.

Since the day I raised my hands,
Told you Lord please take me I am yours.

Chorus:

You’re my dike dike dike eh,
You’re my dike dike dike eh.

Solo:

I found love then I lost it,
But you brought her back to me,
Took my ego and made me the man she needs,
I remember.

Daddy said boy you’re no man,
Mama asked boy who are you,
And my sisters turned their backs on me one time,
Still, I move through life with a joyful heart.

Knowing someday they’ll know that you are mine.

Chorus:

You’re my dike my dike my dike eh! (You’re my you’re my dike)
You’re my dike my dike my dike eh eh eh! (You’re my you’re my dike)

 

 

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