Omah Lay x Hans Roy  'Understand' is out now. 
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Original Version - "https://omahlay.lnk.to/Understand"

Lyrics
You don cut my weavon-on and dread ah
You make a boy sick and a boy well ah
Nothing my eye see my mouth e don tell ah
I enter rain 'cause I give you umbrella
I thought we in this together
Give you my necklace pendant
Give you my last card, you spend am
I show you my best friend, you friend am
I thought we in this together
Give you my necklace pendant
Show you my best friend, you friend am
I give you my last card, you spend am
Everything I do
I under, under
I no fit under, under, under
(Me I no fit under) under, under
Under, under
I no fit understand
That thing wey you do me
I under, under
I no fit under, under, under
Under, under
Under, under
I no fit understand
All of my fans I pity for them
I don mad I pick condemn
I don fight uniform men
Oluwa can you fix the problem?
Ahh, ahh ahh
Thunder, thunder fire that your reason
Wey dey give you ginger make you leave me
Thunder, thunder fire that your reason eh
Ahh
I thought we in this together
Give you my necklace pendant
Give you my last card, you spend am
I show you my best friend, you friend am
I thought we in this together
Give you my necklace pendant
Show you my best friend, you friend am
I give you my last card, you spend am
Everything I do
I under, under
I no fit under, under, under
(Me I no fit under) under, under
Under, under
I no fit understand
That thing wey you do me
I under, under
I no fit under, under, under
Under, under
Under, under
I no fit understand
Under, under
I no fit under, under, under (that thing wey you do me, I)
Under, under (that thing wey you do me, I)
Under, under
I no fit understand
Ahh
Under, under
I no fit under, under, under
Under, under
Under, under
I no fit understand

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Omah Lay - Understand (Hans Roy Remix)

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The philosophy behind Giants and Angels revolves around the tension between inner imagination and outer reality, blending themes of existential longing, emotional refuge, and the metaphysical interplay of forces (giants and angels) that govern the inner world.

Here’s a breakdown of the deeper philosophical messages embedded in the lyrics:

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🧠 1. The Imaginative World vs. Real Life
The song constructs a personal realm of imagination as both a shelter and a battlefield:
"Lost in a world of my own designs..."
"Giants and angels roam in my creation..."

This speaks to the philosophical idealism of thinkers like Plato or Berkeley, who argue that reality is shaped or even created by the mind. The narrator lives in a mental space rich with symbols—giants (struggles, fears, aspirations) and angels (hope, grace, love).

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🌳 2. Nature as Spiritual Portal
References to the baobab tree, whispers of wind, and the riverside point to pantheistic or animist ideas: that nature is alive, sacred, and communicative. The baobab, in African culture, often represents wisdom, community, and ancestral presence.

"Beneath the baobab tree I keep dreaming of you..."
"Is it in whispers of wind, by the riverside?"
Here, the natural world becomes a spiritual threshold, where memory, imagination, and desire converge.

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❤️ 3. Love as Metaphysical Quest
The repeated longing for a love that is "so real" reveals a Platonic yearning—not just for romance, but for a transcendent, healing union.
"I'm yearning for a love that feels so real..."
"In this sanctuary, let passion heal."

This search is more than romantic—it's ontological. The narrator seeks wholeness, the kind of completion only found in a metaphysical or divine connection.

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🔮 4. Giants and Angels as Internal Archetypes
The titular "giants and angels" serve as Jungian archetypes—personifications of the forces within us. Giants represent our internal conflicts, doubts, ambitions, while angels stand for our moral compass, inspirations, and the divine within.

They "roam" the inner world, suggesting that our emotional lives are populated by spiritual metaphors, constantly shifting and influencing our sense of self and direction.

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🏞️ 5. Sanctuary and Escape
The idea of going to "somewhere only we know" or "that sacred place" is not escapism—but a yearning to reclaim innocence, vulnerability, and authenticity in a world that feels fragmented.

"So why don't we go... somewhere only we know?"
"In this world of make-believe, we'll find our truth..."
This echoes existentialist thought (e.g., Kierkegaard or Camus) where the individual seeks meaning not in external systems, but in subjective truth and authentic connection.

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✨ Conclusion: A Song of Internal Pilgrimage
"Giants and Angels" is a philosophical song about the human condition—caught between the real and the imagined, haunted by the past, craving love, truth, and sanctuary. It asks not just where we can go to find peace, but who we are when we close our eyes and dream.
The answer, the song suggests, lies in daring to merge dreams and reality and to find someone who will walk with us into the unknown.

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