Sunshine Days

Verse 1

Under the palm where the light comes soft and green,

Kwame dey pluck em guitar, sweetest scene,

Kente wrapped around him, gold thread catching sun,

Cocoa dust on his sandals, work and play as one.

Market woman singing while she weighs the yam,

Cowbell keeping time like a grandmother's hand,

Nobody in a rush o, no clock dey call,

Just sunshine, just laughter, just love for us all.

Chorus

Sunshine days, owia rehyerɛn

Anigye wɔ mu, yɛn nyinaa bɔ mu

Sunshine days, kente sisi so

Ma yɛnto nsa, ma yɛn ani nnye

Verse 2

The horns dey blow small for the corner where we stand,

Trumpet man dey wink, sax player raise his hand,

Grandpa on the bench dey nod to the guitar line,

Interlocking strings like family intertwined.

No be nightclub o, no be lights that blind,

Na daylight glory, na the shade for palm behind,

Children dey chase shadow while the elders dey clap,

This na the rhythm we no go ever forget.

Chorus

Sunshine days, owia rehyerɛn

Anigye wɔ mu, yɛn nyinaa bɔ mu

Sunshine days, kente sisi so

Ma yɛnto nsa, ma yɛn ani nnye

Bridge

ɔdɔ wɔ ha, te sɛ owia

Nnwom yi rekɔ so, ɛyɛ dɛ

No, we no dey hurry, we dey take our time,

Every note dey shine like the gold on this cloth of mine.

Outro

Sunshine days... owia, owia

Anigye wɔ yɛn so daa

Sunshine days, sunshine days

Ma nnwom no nkɔ so, ma nnwom no nkɔ so