Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Letter To TINA, artist - Fuse ODG. Date of issue: 31.12.2013
Song language: English
Letter To TINA |
| When it pours, it rains |
| Makes me appreciate you through the storms, the pain |
| How could I ever hate you, I closed the door in your face |
| To myself I couldn’t stay true, now I’m no more ashamed |
| So TINA let me love you once more |
| TINA let me love you once more TINA let me love you yeah |
| I’m like TINA TINA TINA |
| Baby let me hold you cause my love is getting deeper |
| Tired of the way they portray you in the media |
| So I’m trying to bring change in the way that they see ya |
| Mother who gave birth to the children of Africa |
| Now were grown making moves on our own |
| Need to let the world know that your home is a healer |
| It’s like were fighting the media |
| They show us the wrong vibe I’ve been reading up |
| I’m trying to show a different side to what they’re feeding us |
| Time to regurgitate the lies we’ve been eating up |
| I know I chose this life |
| I know I’m just a vessel like Joseph’s wife |
| It may not be merry but we know we’ll be alright |
| And some days seeming scary but were holding on tight |
| And this roads getting cold on this mission of life |
| My dreams getting bolder as I visualize |
| I saw Africa rose from through the vision of Christ |
| To follow me on this road and connect to my vibe |
| I’m just playing my role in this mission of life |
| That’s why I had to go and just rate us were at it |
| I saw so many goals in the children’s eye |
| But all they wanna show is the children crying |
| When it pours, it rains |
| Makes me appreciate you through the storms, the pain |
| How could I ever hate you, I closed the door in your face |
| To myself I couldn’t stay true, now I’m no more ashamed |
| So TINA let me love you once more |
| TINA let me love you once more TINA let me love you yeah |
| (TINA-NA-NA-NA eh) |
| I don’t just make music just to make music |
| I’m making music to change lives |
| I’m making music because I’m proud to be African |
| I’m making music because I want to change the perception of Africa |
| When I was young, when I was younger… |
| The perception of Africa was kids with flies around their mouth’s and hunger |
| and poverty and stuff like that |
| But were grown now, were successful men, were doing our thing |
| And its important that if the media don’t show that, we show that as African men |
| So as Fuse ODG I don’t just want to make music just for myself |
| I want to make music to change lives and to change the continent |
| (TINA-NA-NA-NA eh) |