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'Témìládè Interlude' by Tems is an interlude track from the album 'For Broken Ears' (2020). The lyrics frame a blunt, argumentative insistence on being recognised correctly, with the speaker dismissing scepticism about identity and repeatedly affirming that a girl is coming, naming Temilade and urging others not to forget it. The tone is pointed and self-possessed, with a call to attention that cuts through gossip and misunderstanding.
"Témìládè Interlude" is a track by Tems, from the album For Broken Ears, released 24th September 2020. The track is 0:41 long. It's filed under Alté. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 9 articles about Tems.
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Lyrics
So I thought hmm okay, so everybody was like "oh another boy is coming..." "So I kept on telling them: "this is a girl" "So why on earth can you be so sure, ah ah what's that rubbish" Yes she said "this is a girl, her name is Temilade, don't forget the name I told you and she's a special baby" So I kept on telling everybody, they kept on laughing "yeah yeah yeah, all those your maybe you had a dream about it abi? Eh it's so unlikely, nobody can tell anybody's you know, eh whether it's a baby girl or boy I just kept telling them that God told me that this is a girl and her name is Temilade "You can't just pick a name for yourself, families give names" Well, I don't know, but I know that her name is Temilade sha
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