Omah Lay “I’m a Mess” Lyrics

Omah Lay I’m a mess lyrics

Here is I’m a Mess lyrics by Omah Lay

I’m a Mess lyrics Omah Lay

Omah Lay I’m a Mess lyrics

{Intro}
It is what it is
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Oh yeah (Niphkeys)
Oh yeah
Oh yeah, yeah

{Bridge}
Sometimes I’m happy, sometimes I’m sad
I don’t know what’s over me
Sometimes I’m good, sometimes I’m wild
I don’t know what’s over me

{Chorus}
I don’t know what’s over me
I’m overthinking everything
At times, it feels like nobody
Can understand the way I feel
‘Cause I am fucked up totally
I don’t know how to keep company
So I’ve been drinking cognac
I’ve been too many shots of cognac

{Verse 1}
One for the belly,
another for the broken heart
Three for addiction,
four so I don’t go back
Looking for somebody wey

fit watch my shoulders
So I can never be sober
I can never be so, oh, oh, oh
(I can never be so)
Oh, oh, yes, I did it

How many million I make for a living?
Wear my Louis Vuitton, post for the pic
Let the camera light
hit my teeth, you know
Nobody’s better than me
Nobody’s better than me
I do it differently
Everybody can see

{Chorus}
I don’t know what’s over me
I’m overthinking everything
At times, it feels like nobody
Can understand the way I feel
‘Cause I am fucked up totally
I don’t know how to keep company
So I’ve been drinking cognac
I’ve been too many shots of cognac

{Outro}
One for the belly,
another for the broken heart
Three for addiction,
four so I don’t go back
Looking for somebody
wey fit watch my shoulders
So I can never be sober
(I can never be sober)
(Niphkeys)

That’s I’m a Mess lyrics by Omah Lay

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Lyricism

Omah Lay I’m a mess lyric speaks on how Omah Lay has been battling with three major things caused by depression.

He can’t seem to make friends with people because he is not really good with company. Omah Lay I’m a mess lyrics is really suitable for the song and it really fits Boy Alone Album.

Omah Lay I’m a mess lyrics gets to a point where Omah Lay admits that he can never be sober because he can’ keep company and Alcohol is his only company.

Omah Lay I’m a mess lyrics also gets Omah Lay admitting that he is not doing everything intentionally because he just doesn’t know what is happening to him.

He also says that he has a broken heart. There is a lot to digest here.

Also, Omah Lay I’m a mess lyrics points to the height of his depression. He feels so down and alone because he always feels so lonely. Hence, the lyrics of I’m a mess.

I’m a mess lyrics does not hold back on how he has been struggling to get over his addiction to Alcohol because he keeps sticking with it because that’s the only thing that makes him feel good about himself.

Delivery

Omah Lay’s delivery on I’m a mess is really great. The way he navigates the song makes it the center of his album- Boy Alone.

To an extent, we understand that his delivery, while not as powerful as possible, suits the song’s “feels” because it brings us to that point where we admit that truly, he has been going through a lot. 

Relatability

According to Omah Lay I’m a mess lyrics.

He doesn’t know what’s over him and that explains his actions, or inactions as the case may be.

We always have that time where we can’t seem to understand anything else in our life and we feel so down that we always reach out to something to help us.

For Omah Lay, it’s Alcohol. This makes him a huge mess.

Replay Value

I’m a mess lyrics is what majorly makes this song have a high replay value, as well as the song theme.

It speaks to a lot of people and the Relatability is highly unquestionable.

Omah Lay also hints that his broken heart is what most likely made him feel so bad and sad.

Rating

Lyricism: 1.6/2

Delivery: 1.3/2

Mixing and Production: 1.5/2

Relatability: 1.6/2

Replay Value: 1.5/2

☆Total: 7.5/10

Profile

With his darkly sparkling vocals, evocative storytelling, and contagious rhythms, Omah Lay is one of Nigeria’s most talked about innovators.

The 25-year-old singer and producer’s brand of Afro-fusion effortlessly pulls from his deeply personal history with West Africa’s percussion-heavy highlife genre, as well as his enthusiasm for the popular sounds of his generation—from classic rap to the Afro-beats empire flourishing in his home base of Lagos.

Throughout his two inventive EPs, Get Layd and What Have We Done, his lithe voice unravels tales that range from introspective to romantic to gratifyingly explicit, expertly laid over lush and soulful instrumentals.

Layered with vivid scenarios and heartfelt confessions, Omah Lay’s rich music not only depicts a young man daring to reveal his grittiest vices and innermost feelings, but also doubles as a fascinating window into Afro-fusion’s bright and expansive future.

Lay started out in a rap group under the stage name “Lil King.” He later moved on to songwriting and music producing, which went largely uncredited, and as a result of that, he released “Do Not Disturb” in April 2019. “Hello Brother” was released a month after.

He signed to a record label named KeyQaad in June 2019, and took a seven month break.[1][5] During the break, he worked on his debut EP, Get Layd. He told OkayAfrica, “I started working on it August [of 2019].

At some point I had to go off social media, stay away from a lot of things and keep my head straight to get the project right. The first song I’d recorded on Get Layd was ‘Bad Influence.’ I’d done that way before the songs we had to put on the project.”

Following the break, he released “Bad Influence,” which became the most streamed Nigerian song on Apple Music at the end of 2020. He recently released Woman

Credits: Spotify, Wiki

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