Why we leave Nigeria, mama, I don’t understand,
Father left behind, guess Junior was the man,
Had a baby on the way, left into the hands divine,
I guess it was God’s plan, but I’m still tryna unwind.
What happened in Lagos? Why’d we move southbound?
London, Croydon, mama, can you break it down?
Memories that we held, jovial laughs in the air,
But you left the village just to raise a calf with a prayer.

Why we leave Nigeria, mama, what’s the deal?
Every question stacks up, I’m lost in the reel,
Father’s ghost in the shadows, memories that twine,
It’s a journey so heavy, still I'm searching for the signs. x2

Back in Gbagada, driver took us to school,
But buses in Britain had me feeling like a fool,
A secret I kept, now the truth’s in the booth,
What happened in Lagos, mama, what's the proof?
Eighteen years gone, walked those Gbagada roads,
Life flipped on its head, it’s like carrying loads.
These days my heart’s cold, frozen like stone,
Left home together, now I’m feeling so alone.

Why we leave Nigeria, mama, what’s the deal?
Every question stacks up, I’m lost in the reel,
Father’s ghost in the shadows, memories that twine,
It’s a journey so heavy, still I'm searching for the signs. x2

Combined with asylum seekers, we struggled real hard,
Innocence, discipline kept us out of the yard.
Who knew those kids from the block would rise?
Smuggling dreams, struggling schemes, seeing through the lies.
So what really happened in Lagos? Spill the tea,
Readjusted our lives on British Airways, can’t you see?
What to do when a little boy’s lost in the blend,
Adjusting to this foreign, godforsaken trend.

Why we leave Nigeria, mama, what’s the deal?
Every question stacks up, I’m lost in the reel,
Father’s ghost in the shadows, memories that twine,
It’s a journey so heavy, still I'm searching for the signs. x2

Why we leave Nigeria, mama, I don’t understand,
Father left behind, guess Junior was the man,
Had a baby on the way, left into the hands divine,
I guess it was God’s plan, but I’m still tryna unwind.
What happened in Lagos? Why’d we move southbound?
London, Croydon, mama, can you break it down?
Memories that we held, jovial laughs in the air,
But you left the village just to raise a calf with a prayer.

Why we leave Nigeria, mama, what’s the deal?
Every question stacks up, I’m lost in the reel,
Father’s ghost in the shadows, memories that twine,
It’s a journey so heavy, still I'm searching for the signs. x2

Back in Gbagada, driver took us to school,
But buses in Britain had me feeling like a fool,
A secret I kept, now the truth’s in the booth,
What happened in Lagos, mama, what's the proof?
Eighteen years gone, walked those Gbagada roads,
Life flipped on its head, it’s like carrying loads.
These days my heart’s cold, frozen like stone,
Left home together, now I’m feeling so alone.

One Understanding [Demo]

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Gbenga is an artist hailing from South London. 

Influenced by Kendrick Lamar, Sampha & Kanye West, his top-tier lyricism, virtuosic microphone command, and sharp conceptual vision consolidate his musical journey.