Inspired by the artist’s love of his country, the song is an ode to the struggles he faces as an artist and a young progressive man from his homeland.
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So many of us can relate to this song. I felt this song in my soul. I pray one we will be free to talk without victimization. God is good.
Just curious, why would you associate an affinity of this song to your soul as though the soul is a receptor of feelings, especially this song. It is okay to talk about victimization, it exists, people feel victimized, and people are victimized, Yes, there are many people who can relate to this song and there are many who will not relate at all to this song, bemoaning the struggles he faces as an artist and a young progressive man from his homeland does nothing to change the situation. This young man should desist from feeling victimized and look for a new solution instead, that’s where prayer comes.
Music is indeed the universal language and so as a language great care should be taken as to what is communicated with the language.
The lyrics are so true!!! Well put together and good play on words.
Yes, the song is sad but unfortunately true. It is a beautiful place fraught with corruption, strife, and struggle.
So what does he expect Dom N Nica to do for him?? What is he doing for Dom N Nica that makes he believe Dom N Nica owes him something???
Asking for my Sister Islands who owes their citizens NOTHING and gives them NOTHING!!!!!!
Rubbish.. stupes.. is ppl like u… buy in a shop u pay tax, pay tax on income, killing u on the port, purchase a piece of land pay tax, u asking what ppl doing for country.. I regret not leaving this place.. God alone!!!
Who is stopping you from leaving, you are free to leave Dominica. Jesse Jackson said, “I may have been born in the ghetto, but the ghetto was not born in me.” do think that by leaving your homeland your condition will automatically change, lol, especially from that mind set of yours.
I love this! You sing for all of us with ‘open eyes’ Kenty. Blessings. Keep making music.