Yemi Alade
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Yemi Eberechi Alade (born 13 March 1989), simply known as Yemi Alade, is a Nigerian afropop singer. She came into the limelight after winning the Peak Talent Show in 2009, and is best known for her hit single "Johnny".
Early life
Yemi Eberechi Alade was born on March 13, 1989 in Abia State, Nigeria. Alade is referred to as a "Yoruba-Igbo girl" since her father, James Alade, is of Yoruba origin, while her mother, Helen Uzoma, is of Igbo origin. Alade is the fifth out of the seven children in her family. She attended St Saviour British Primary School, and then went on to Victory Grammar School in Lagos before obtaining a degree in geography at the University of Lagos.
Music career
Alade made her musical debut in an all-girl group called Noty Spices in 2005, but her music became widely popular after she won the Peak Talent Show in 2009. She later released her first single "Fimisile" under the Jus' Kiddin' label.
In 2012, she signed onto the music label, Effyzzie Music Group, and released her single "Ghen Ghen Love".
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Profane Wishes
by: AmuletSo this is it
The final hour has come
I come undone
I don't feel like I belong
occasinally I rise and sense a heavy vibe
People and theier new things
Slit wrists
Battered wives
Don't wanna hear you say
Keep your heart at bay
You wanted it raw and crazy
And you know how hard i try
Profane wishes asking me why
Maybe you got more than deserved
Maybe you feel lucky
Maybe you'll learn
If you feel alone..
It was you who carved this stone
Don't wanna hear you say
Keep your heart at bay
You wanted it raw and crazy
And you know how hard i try
Profane wishes asking me why
The winds shake the tree
Profane wishes in me
Slit wrists
Broaken glass and slit wrists
Don't wanna hear you say
Keep your heart at bay
You wanted it raw and crazy
And you know how hard i try
Profane wishes asking me why