SEVEN YEARS BY MAXIE- (NAIJA COVER)
Maxxie’s version of 7 years talks about a retrospective look on life from both a child's point of view as well as that of a disgruntled old man. From the struggle of the male child (from a typical African mother who ceaselessly curb the exterior influence of the streets on her child to a father who won’t hesitate to get physical with his seemingly young son if he dares “goes near a woman”).
The song speaks about the path of a young man from childhood with little or knowledge of how fast life runs or how extremely limited his opportunities and resources are. Lyrically, Maxxie takes his listeners on a journey that even the elderly can relate to, doing proper justice to the original 7 years song and masterfully integrating new sounds to enhance his message, which by the way was beautifully rendered by a relatively new voice in the industry.
A great cover for a new artist and another angle to which people can see the struggle of a man right from a tender age up till his time is up in a world that is seemingly tilting towards giving little or no chance to a man but judging him by either of the two standards: Winner or loser.
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The song speaks about the path of a young man from childhood with little or knowledge of how fast life runs or how extremely limited his opportunities and resources are. Lyrically, Maxxie takes his listeners on a journey that even the elderly can relate to, doing proper justice to the original 7 years song and masterfully integrating new sounds to enhance his message, which by the way was beautifully rendered by a relatively new voice in the industry.
A great cover for a new artist and another angle to which people can see the struggle of a man right from a tender age up till his time is up in a world that is seemingly tilting towards giving little or no chance to a man but judging him by either of the two standards: Winner or loser.
Follow him
@BeatsByMaxxie
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