
Kwesi Arthur Lyrics
Immigrant by Kwesi Arthur is a powerful, socially conscious track that reflects the challenges of living as an African immigrant abroad. The lyrics explore identity, displacement, survival, and the tension between hope and fear, highlighting struggles like language barriers, racism, profiling, and economic pressure. With its raw storytelling, Immigrant is a standout entry in modern lyrics collections.
Kwesi Arthur – Immigrant Lyrics
Out here I just be immigrant
Though a king in my home, all my dawgs move militant
Officer I no be criminal
Might be lost in this foreign land
When e hot give me signal
Dear Lord
You dey listen to me when we pray
Think about it meditate
Out here I just be immigrant
Them no dey barb my lingo
In the search of milk then honey
No one beneath no one dey above me
Streets make hot and my nose all runny
Pray I make it home with this light in my body
'Cause the darkness loud in this air I dey find me
But it can't outrun me
Nah e no go outrun me
Jump on the gram
Early in the morning another king dead
Torn between fear for a gun
And who dey pull am instead
No rest for the wicked
Sake of bread man shoot brother for e head
Out here I just be immigrant
So, maybe I no go understand
I say, "Cold nights, dark days."
On a cash trail man always
Folks back home think I'm rich when they ask me for shit
They get pissed when I tell 'em I no get
Man get bills pass federal reserve
No be say I hit wey I no wan spread
True I get lonely but here I dey prefer
Memories of home as I toss in my bed
I try, I try
To keep it all together and be fine
If I say it's easy I'll be lying
Do it for my unborn ones
Bitch, I pass interview to be here
No dey look at me like I don't deserve it
Are you dumb?
When it's all said and done
It's me against the world
An African trying to find his place in a world
Them design for so many of my kinfolk to fail
Still the truth go prevail
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I'm not just an immigrant
Blood flowing through my veins, I be man, somebody's son
I might move like a militant
But I'm far from a criminal
Police dey come everybody run
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