PeopleLyrics
Oh, yeah, mm, mm
From Bamenda, it's Libianca, oh
I've been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?
Now did you look for me?
I walked in the room, eyes are red
And I don't smoke banga
Did you check on me? (Did you check on me?)
Now did you notice me?
Nobody will know the paranoia, oh
'Cause I put a smile on my face
A facade you can never face (ooh)
And if you don't know me well, well, oh
You won't see how buried I am inside my grave
Inside my grave
'Cause you see people, people, people
People don't really know you
They don't really know you
'Cause you see people, people, people
They don't really know you
They don't really know
I've been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?
Now did you look for me?
I walked in the room, eyes are red
And I don't smoke banga
Did you check on me? (Did you check on me?)
Now did you notice me?
Oh, holy father
Oh, holy father, I di try fo hold my head
I say make you no leave me diko
Oh, holy father, yeah
Oh, make you try fo understand
Yahoo girl no dey for here
'Cause you see people, people, people
People don't really know you (they don't really know)
They don't really know you (oh)
'Cause you see people, people, people
They don't really know you
They don't really know
I've been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?
Now did you look for me?
I walked in the room, eyes are red
And I don't smoke banga
Did you check on me? (Did you check on me?)
Now did you notice me?
I've been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?
Now did you look for me?
I walked in the room, eyes are red
And I don't smoke banga
Did you check on me? (Did you check on me?)
Now did you notice me?
I've been drinking more alcohol for the past five days
Did you check on me?
Writer(s): Orhue Odia
Copyright(s): Lyrics © DistroKid, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
PeopleMeanings
The song "People" by Libianca is about the loneliness and paranoia that comes from feeling like no one really knows or understands you. The protagonist has been depressed and drinking heavily for days, yet nobody noticed him. He's trying to keep up a facade of happiness to hide his pain, but it's hard to keep up and he feels like no one can understand what he's going through. It's a song of solace in knowing that everyone goes through difficult times, and it's OK to not feel OK.
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