A new single by Tanzanian singeli singer Tamimu Ft. Young C has been making waves in the East African music scene. The song, titled “Chura wa Yombo,” is a cautionary tale about the dangers of dating a promiscuous woman.
The song’s lyrics are full of vivid imagery that paints a picture of a woman who is both beautiful and dangerous. The singer describes her as being “a champion at cheating,” “dangerous and half,” and “a heartbreaker.” He also warns listeners that she is “tired of being a prostitute,” and that she will “hurt you.”
The song’s message is clear: dating a promiscuous woman is a risky proposition. She may be beautiful and exciting, but she is also likely to be unfaithful and emotionally unavailable.
The song has been praised by critics for its catchy melody and clever lyrics. It has also been a commercial success, reaching number one on the Tanzanian singeli charts.
The song’s lyrics
The song’s lyrics are full of vivid imagery that paints a picture of a woman who is both beautiful and dangerous. Here are some of the key lyrics:
- “Habari zako ninazo mjini soko huna” (I know your reputation in town, you’re a nobody)
- “Ile vita hutoboi hata sura huna” (You’re not even pretty enough to be a prostitute)
- “Umechoka sana wanakuchukua hata kwa buku” (You’re so tired of being a prostitute, you’ll sleep with anyone for a dollar)
- “Bingwa la kudanga” (A champion at cheating)
- “Tumestukia we hatari na nusu” (We’re surprised, you’re dangerous and half)
- “Mama utatuumiza” (You’re going to hurt us)
- “Mwenzenu naogopa nisije kumpenda” (I’m afraid I might fall in love with her)
- “Asije nichukulia poa” (She might take me for granted)
The song’s message
The song’s message is clear: dating a promiscuous woman is a risky proposition. She may be beautiful and exciting, but she is also likely to be unfaithful and emotionally unavailable.
The singer warns listeners that she is “tired of being a prostitute,” and that she will “hurt you.” He also expresses his own fear of falling in love with her, knowing that she is not capable of giving him the love and commitment he needs.
The song is a cautionary tale that is sure to resonate with anyone who has ever been burned by a promiscuous partner.
