LADIPOE - Feeling feat. Buju (Cover by Temitaupe)

Hip Hop & Rap

Year2021

Duration3m

7.8

#Ladipoe #Feeling #Mavinrecords This piece is a cover/rendition of ‘Feeling’ by Ladipoe feat. Buju. Follow the link below to the original hit song: Ladipoe - Feeling (feat. Buju) https://youtu.be/U2LuTUP_OsQ Who is Temitaupe A Songwriter A Singer A Audio Engineer……….In that order x Follow my Instagram: @temitaupe https://www.instagram.com/temitaupe/ Follow me on Clubhouse and let’s talk: @temitaupe Would you like to make a donation towards my musical journey Feel free to Cash App me: £temitaupe For business enquiries, feel free to email ttmusic.info@gmail.com Like, share and subscribe to my channel! Original instrumental by Andre Vibez Original song written by Ladipoe Eso & Daniel Benson Re-produced instrumental by Jaytunesonthebeat Visuals inspired by The COLORS SHOW **** L Y R I C S **** Chorus I like the way I’m feeling now No come use your hate spoil my move my rhythm now ooh I like the way I’m feeling now Omo I get some things weh de stress me but right now I’m building now ooh Verse 1 That’s how we grind Working all day and all night Go from my 9 - 5 to my 5 - 9, then it’s 9 til morning light Temi keeps going, Temi moves on Temi don’t back down, Temi too strong And Temi too smart, Temi clued on Temi backs her chat, Temi proven No give my time to no rude don Cause easily I get a new one Can’t kill my vibe, kill the mood I’m on Oluwa by my side nobody can change my prophecy Chorus I like the way I’m feeling now No come use your hate spoil my move my rhythm now ooh I like the way I’m feeling now Omo I get some things weh de stress me but right now I’m building now ooh I like the way I’m feeling now No come use your hate spoil my move my rhythm now ooh I like the way I’m feeling now Omo I get some things weh de stress me but right now I’m building now ooh Verse 2 So brilliant So focused So resilient And so militant, call me Gideon Spiritual wars I fight and I’m winning Law of attraction, it’s mine So I keep going up, no decline