Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Old School - Evi Edna ''Jealousy''
Friends today,enemies tomorrow all because of jealousy eeeeh....lol
Jealousy is the root of hatred.....word!
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we all in one way or d other have dat spirit of jealousy, das y I always tell God to take out d spirit of jealousy out of me. Though jealous spirit dey pass body, a lot of peeps donno how to control it is better u tap into d blessing of others dan envy dem.
ReplyDeletemehnnnn this song brings memories
ReplyDeletethere is this other one that has a lyric that goes "make you de look well, before you cross"
wow!...makes me reminisce childhood.
chai! am growing old truly....
Edna, that Isoko gurl. She rocked the airwaves in d early 90s. * Make U dey Look Before U Cross *. Isokos rock!
ReplyDeleteWOW this is so lovely,i like dis babe back in d dys,tanks madam Stella u jus made my dy. kudos keep the old school music coming,U ROCK.
ReplyDeleteStella,who is poking u today?
ReplyDeleteTell me let me go n finish the person.
Jealousy go quench.
She use to sing well. But this lady wor-wor i beg. Lol.
ReplyDeleteYes, Evi Edna was right. Jealousy is the real root of hatred. In your family if you are moving up the ladder, its a problem. Same in the office, your superior feels threatened when you are focused, among peers, its the same thing. Its good when you are motivated by your friend's acheivements but the line should be drawn jeaulosy and motivation. Hatred can lead to anything negative, pls avoid it!!!!!!
ReplyDeletei can stil remember my mom playing this song on her tape.pmg i neva watched d video.mm d good old days..memories.....
ReplyDeleteevi edna i loved all her songs die......but she bin local sha, wearing track suit with cover shoe.....lol.....anyway am sure she would have stepped up her game by now
ReplyDeleteEvi Edna Ogholi Ogosi, where art thou?
ReplyDeleteVery nice old school song
Those dayssssss
The song make sense die
Great song from a renowned ugly isoko woman
Miss you so much Evi
God bless you wherever you are
Lol @ renowned ugly isoko woman. BTW, where's Veno Marioghae?thats Obe beautiful isoko woman with a great voice. I remember Nigeria Go Survive.
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DeleteNa wa oooo where she dey , now . Nix music .
ReplyDeleteIt aint playing
ReplyDeleteJealousy isnt a bad attribute cos even our God is a jealous God.
ReplyDeleteBut it becomes bad or evil when you let the jealous spirit control you. What you do with your jealous feelings makes it bad or good.
CeeCee
Evi Edna can really siinga buh her worworness no bi hia.
ReplyDeleteAnd Yes her hits include...mek u de look well b4 u cross , (wanyaa)Obaro and ofcos our birthday song oohh yea i wish u HAPPY BIRTHDAY
The tonic in good music never loses its taste. Where is Edna btw?
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOD! Aunty stella u rocks! You just remind me of the good old days. Evi Edina the wonderful lady with a golden voice. Where is Evi? We still need talented people like her. She is talented.
ReplyDeleteBrings back such vivid childhood memories...
ReplyDeleteMy best artiste as a child; unfortunately I don't even know her name until today.....the other track whose video featured an egg hawker whose merchandise was damaged and later got help was my favorite back then.......thanks so much SDK....already added this to the top of my Favorites list
ReplyDeleteYornslaw, ur head dey there. but this Edna 32 is on full display.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing! I was looking for these songs for a long time as I didn't know the artist's name whatsoever... I was confusing her with a Jamaican Sophia George, til I searched using a part of lyrics in "I wish you happy birthday".
ReplyDeleteCan anyone give some lyrics for some of her songs!? the Pidgin-English she used is hard to catch some words, especially for the East-Africans like me ;)
Anyways, I'll be glad to see lyrics of Jealousy, Obaro, Oghene Me, and others :), thanks