Title: From Accra to Nandom
Artist: Blakk Pot
Mood: Uplifting / Gritty / Anthemic
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(Intro – spoken/sung, raw voice)
Charlie, listen to this song ooooooooo
Laeeeeeedies
Charlie, Charlie, Charlie, Charlie…
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(Verse 1)
Should I talk about the hustle on the street?
Or the pain at home where silence meets?
Should I talk about how life bends low?
Sometimes life throws weight – but we let it weigh us down, you know?
But Charlie, Charlie, we no go break
From Accra streets to Nandom town we take Blakk Pot
A stand, a step, a vow to shine
We wear the victory crown – yours, mine
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(Chorus)
From Nandom to Ashaiman, everyday we dey ground
Morning to evening time, no rest, just sound
Guy, you dey shine – your song go sweet past wine
Let this song hit the street, let the ghetto boys unwind
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(Verse 2)
Pressure on my shoulders, but I still dey move
Ghetto symphony, every step a groove
They ask me "How you coping?" – I say "Listen to the track"
Every setback set me up to never look back
Charlie, we gather, tribe by tribe
Rhythm and pain inside our stride
The crown heavy, but we wear it proud
Even in silence, we sing it loud
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(Chorus)
From Nandom to Ashaiman, everyday we dey ground
Morning to evening time, no rest, just sound
Guy, you dey shine – your song go sweet past wine
Let this song hit the street, let the ghetto boys cool their stress tonight
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(Bridge – spoken/sung, building)
Charlie… sometimes life will throw its weight on us
But we no go let it weigh us down
We rise from the dust, from the broken ground
Let this melody carry the crown
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(Outro – chant style, fading)
Charlie… Charlie… Charlie…
We want to shine Blakk Pot
We wear the victory crown
From Accra to Nandom town
Let the ghetto boys play this song…
Cool their stress…
Sweet past wine… yeah.
Blakk Pot to the world