AFRI-TUNES WEEK 191 - Wa zaya ji kukana (Bass Cover)

Welcome to my entry for what is week 191 of the Afritunes weekly event. It's a beautiful day to share this piece with y'all, a song I recently fell in love with although I've known the song for quite some time, I liked it more when my neighbour played it one early morning on loud speakers, very early in the morning. It was as if a heavy burden was lifted away from my heart that morning, a very perfect song to play and listen to at such early hours of the morning.

This song is set to cheer-up those who are weary and heavy ladden, it can make you view life on a different lense if you've been tied down by disappointments, denial, betrayal and have removed focus on God the creator.

It's a song from the Hausa dialect, titled "Wa Zayaji Kuka na" meaning "Who will hear my heart cry" of course nobody else will do that perfectly except God, He will hear you and never be tired when you come back to talk to Him again.

Another line of the song says "Who will wipe away my tears?" It's kinda like a sorrowful song that's geared towards polishing there derailed mindsets that there's always another way which is in Jesus Christ the son of the living God.

_{Random picture during an evening stroll}

No one has grown pass the level of pain, maybe a more tough situation is yet to hit you but as long as you are human, you are created with the ability to feel pain as long as the earth is concern, we can chest some of our problems but we can't outgrow pain and happiness. If you say you've never been happy it you can't be happy again all through your life due to a particular condition you're passing through, wait for the very day when a tangible and surprising reason will show up and steer your mood either way round

I hope my entry blesses you, peace out...✌️