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Erykah Badu The Healer (Hip Hop) Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.54/10 [13 votes]Album: New Amerykah, Pt. 1 / Original Release Date: 2008-02-26Genre: R&B/SoulSong Duration: 3 min 59 sec
ERYKAH BADU
- The Healer (Hip Hop) Lyrics / with translationsChorus:
Humdi Lila Allah Jehova
Yahweh Dios Ma'ad Jah
Rastafara fyah dance, sex, music, hip-hop
It's bigger than religion
hip-hop
it's bigger than my niggas
hip-hop
it's bigger than the government
(humdi luli lali lulo)
This one fa' Dilla, hip-hop
(humdi luli la, humdi luli la lilulo, humdi lulila humdi lulilaaa...)
V1
we ain't dead said the children don't believe it
We just made ourselves invisible
underwater, stove-top, blue flame scientist come out with your scales up
get baptized in the ocean of the hungry
(Humdi luli lalilulo, Humdi lulilalilu)
My niggas turn in to gods,
walls come tumblin...(aaahhh)
Chorus
Humdi lila Allah jehova
yahweh dios ma had ja
Rastafara fyah dance, sex, music, hip-hop
It's bigger than religion
hip-hop
it's bigger than my niggas
hip-hop
it's bigger than the government
(humdi luli lali lulo)
This one is the healer, hip-hop
(humdi luli la, humdi lulilalilulo, humdi lulila, humdi lulilaaaa)
V2
Told you we aint dead yet
we been livin' through your internet
you don't have to believe everything you think
we've been programmed wake up, we miss you.
they call you indigo, we call you Africa.
go get baptized in the ocean of the people
(Humdi luli lalulilo)
say reboot, refresh, restart.
fresh page, new day, o.g.'s, new key...
(humdi lulila, humdi lulila lilulo, humdi luli la, humdilulila)
Humdi Lila Allah Jehova
Yahweh Dios Ma'ad Jah
Rastafara fyah dance, sex, music, hip-hop
It's bigger than religion
hip-hop
it's bigger than my niggas
hip-hop
it's bigger than the government
(humdi luli lali lulo)
This one fa' Dilla, hip-hop
(humdi luli la, humdi luli la lilulo, humdi lulila humdi lulilaaa...)
V1
we ain't dead said the children don't believe it
We just made ourselves invisible
underwater, stove-top, blue flame scientist come out with your scales up
get baptized in the ocean of the hungry
(Humdi luli lalilulo, Humdi lulilalilu)
My niggas turn in to gods,
walls come tumblin...(aaahhh)
Chorus
Humdi lila Allah jehova
yahweh dios ma had ja
It's bigger than religion
hip-hop
it's bigger than my niggas
hip-hop
it's bigger than the government
(humdi luli lali lulo)
This one is the healer, hip-hop
(humdi luli la, humdi lulilalilulo, humdi lulila, humdi lulilaaaa)
V2
Told you we aint dead yet
we been livin' through your internet
you don't have to believe everything you think
we've been programmed wake up, we miss you.
they call you indigo, we call you Africa.
go get baptized in the ocean of the people
(Humdi luli lalulilo)
say reboot, refresh, restart.
fresh page, new day, o.g.'s, new key...
(humdi lulila, humdi lulila lilulo, humdi luli la, humdilulila)
Facts about The Healer (Hip Hop)
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The Healer (Hip Hop) is written by Erica Wright, Malcolm Robert Andrew Mclaren, Daniel Bangalter, Otis Lee Jr. Jackson.
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It is first released on February 26, 2008 as part of Erykah Badu's album "New Amerykah, Pt. 1" which includes 12 tracks in total.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Healer music track which Erykah Badu created demonstrates her belief that hip-hop music exists as a higher power which unites people while providing them with healing energy. The lyrics show that people need to develop strength which helps them to recognize their real self in order to begin their life in a society that supports their rights. The healer (hip hop) lyrics mostly emphasize social commentary, empowerment, hope, spirituality and reflection. The song establishes spiritual faith as the main theme which unites all elements of the song. The lyrics contain mature themes and language that may not be suitable for children under 13, including references to sex and adult activities. The use of certain language and the context of the themes suggest that parental guidance is advised.
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The Healer (Hip Hop) falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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The Healer (Hip Hop) song length is 3 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote The Healer (Hip Hop) lyrics?
The Healer (Hip Hop) is written by Erica Wright, Malcolm Robert Andrew Mclaren, Daniel Bangalter, Otis Lee Jr. Jackson.
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When was The Healer (Hip Hop) released?
It is first released on February 26, 2008 as part of Erykah Badu's album "New Amerykah, Pt. 1" which includes 12 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind The Healer (Hip Hop) lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the Healer music track which Erykah Badu created demonstrates her belief that hip-hop music exists as a higher power which unites people while providing them with healing energy. The lyrics show that people need to develop strength which helps them to recognize their real self in order to begin their life in a society that supports their rights. The healer (hip hop) lyrics mostly emphasize social commentary, empowerment, hope, spirituality and reflection. The song establishes spiritual faith as the main theme which unites all elements of the song. The lyrics contain mature themes and language that may not be suitable for children under 13, including references to sex and adult activities. The use of certain language and the context of the themes suggest that parental guidance is advised.
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Which genre is The Healer (Hip Hop)?
The Healer (Hip Hop) falls under the genres R&B, Soul.
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How long is the song The Healer (Hip Hop)?
The Healer (Hip Hop) song length is 3 minutes and 59 seconds.
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these lyrics are last corrected by TSongwriter(s): Erica Wright, Malcolm Robert Andrew Mclaren, Daniel Bangalter, Otis Lee Jr. Jackson
Record Label(s): 2008 Universal Motown Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc
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