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Music Review: “Letter From Overseas” by Larry Gaaga ft Black Sheriff

“Letter From Overseas,” is a song by Nigerian singer and songwriter, Larry Ndianefo professionally known as Larry Gaaga.  

Gaaga featured sensational Ghanaian rapper, singer, and songwriter, Black Sheriff.

The song premiered a week ago. It comes in 2 verses. The pre-chorus and chorus were taken 2 times each.

Black Sheriff alone took the lyrics.

What is the song “Letter From Overseas” by Larry Gaaga all about?

Here is “Letter From Overseas” by Larry Gaaga ft Black Sheriff Meaning:

Just like the title of the song, “Letter From Oversees” is a song where the artists share information about their well-being via a letter to people (families, friends, colleagues, and loved ones) far away from them.

 According to them, they are in another country pursuing their ambitions and working hard to make a living. They are not where they desire at the moment and do not have all they desire, but, they are contented with what they have. They would keep pushing till things get better or become rosier for them.

They desire that their loved ones pray for them so they don’t experience a downfall.

What do you all think?

“Letter From Overseas” by Larry Gaaga ft Black Sheriff Lyrics Translation 

Intro

Marvioo

Woah woah 

Gaaga Music

Woah woah woah woah

Larry Gaaga!

Verse 1 (Black Sheriff)

All the days of my life I’ve been running

I came from a place where dem man don’t do —– (I came from a place where men don’t do —-)

Everybody is saddled with something

I had no option but grind, I was grinding (I had no option but to grind.)

As I dey talk I am far away (As I am talking, I am far away.)

Far away chasing all my goals

Girl I dey shout no be soft play eh (Girl, I am shouting, it is not an easy thing.)

Cool life, better life that is all I want

Pre-chorus (Black Sheriff)

I’m not asking for too much oh

If it’s too much you should let me know

I’m cool with whatever I swear my bro

The streets want a man from the Zongo yo

The fun part of my life isn’t up yet

When the time surely comes you go know (When the time comes, you would know.)

But for now, I am outside with family

24/7, man shall roll

Chorus (Black Sheriff)

This my letter from overseas (This is my letter from overseas.)

I am doing good

But tell m my n#ggas to pray for me

And I will keep it moving

This my letter from overseas (This is my letter from overseas.)

I am doing good

Now go tell my n#ggas to pray for me ah ah

And I will keep it moving

(Larry Gaaga)

Verse 2

Is a rasta thing ah

I don slack, I don play my guitar (I have slacked and I have played on my guitar.)

On some gangster sh#t bra

Time flies you don’t stain my guitar ah

Pretty bad man dey here

Tell you nobody fit stand my face ah (Nobody can stand my face.)

The kind of life I live wide

Dem no go know me for road, my grade high (They can’t know me on the road, my grade is high.) 

Pre-chorus (Black Sheriff)

I’m not asking for too much oh

If it’s too much you should let me know

I’m cool with whatever I swear my bro

The streets want a man from the Zongo yo

The fun part of my life isn’t up yet

When the time surely comes you go know (When the time comes, you would know.)

But for now, I am outside with family

24/7, man shall roll

Chorus (Black Sheriff)

This my letter from overseas (This is my letter from overseas.)

I am doing good

But tell m my n#ggas to pray for me

And I will keep it moving

This my letter from overseas (This is my letter from overseas.)

I am doing good

Now go tell my n#ggas to pray for me ah ah

And I will keep it moving

Watch the video for the song “Letter From Overseas” by Larry Gaaga ft Black Sheriff below

Duration: 2 minutes 19 seconds

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