Omah Lay "Holy Ghost" lyrics meaning {Fully Explained}

Omah Lay Holy Ghost lyrics meaning

Here is the meaning of the lyrics of Holy Ghost by Omah Lay

Holy Ghost song meaning by Omah Lay

The Holy Ghost song by Omah Lay does not actually refer to the Holy Ghost, but is a metaphorical reference to the ethereal feeling of the spirit and the one he feels when he is around women and alcohol. The song is about sexual drive, women, pleasure and alcohol.

Here is the full meaning of the lyrics

Omah Lay Holy Ghost lyrics meaning {Verses}

Omah Lay Holy Ghost lyrics meaning infers that Omah lay is drawing a comparison to the boost and confidence given by the supernatural power of the Holy Ghost, to that of the one given by the attention of a woman and her body.

To a large extent, Omah lay comes to a realization that there is a spiritual energy that comes from sex, the love of a woman, and a woman’s body. There is a kind of energy and confidence it brings. He then compares this spiritual energy to that of the Holy Ghost- who he refers to as “supernatural“.

Here, Omah Lay Holy Ghost lyrics meaning is obviously not a direct relation to a call to the Holy Ghost for boost and supernatural confidence as he calls the Holy Ghost his “cocaine” and his “Mami Wata“. These references definitely imply a woman, or in Omah Lay’s case- a group of women. A cocaine is an addictive drug that serves as a stimulant, and for Omah Lay, his sexual desires and need for pleasure, is his boost.

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In Verse 2, Omah Lay says “Symptoms don dey show for my boxers” which is a reference to the erection he has as a result of the attention of several women he enjoys at that point. He also attributes the power of alcohol and his love for sex and women to the cause of his “boost” which he refers to as “Holy Ghost” fire.

Also, Omah Lay Holy Ghost lyrics describes how he is high on either weed- either Indica or Sativa, and he begins to think he is in love with all the women and wants to make any of them his wife, because as much as he wants the sex and pleasure, he wants the companionship too.

That’s what Omah lay Holy Ghost means

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Get up, get up and dance

Holy Ghost fire
Supernatural
Boost my confidence
My cocaine
My heart desire
Give me nothing else
I no dey tire
Cause you give me ginger
For the die minute
You’re my true lover
My mami water
Give happiness

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Symptoms don dey show for my knicker
I’ll stop drinking, baby
Tequila don dey hit me for liver
It’s either indica or it’s a sativa
Anytime that I smoke, these girls be looking like wife materials
Is it this or that?
If I seek, I’ll find
How I feel inside
I’ll let you know
I am super high
I can’t feel my eyes
They say love is blind
But I can see you

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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. During the break, he worked on his debut EP, Get Layd. He told OkayAfrica, “I started working on it August [of 2019].

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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