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English, Sesotho, Zulu
English, Sesotho, Zulu
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey
Bare ke LeeMcke (Hey, hey, hey) 1
Bare ke LeeMcke (Hey, hey, hey)
Bare ke LeeMcke (Hey, hey, hey)
Bare ke LeeMcke (Hey, hey, hey)
Mister me, now why, why, why?
Why you gotta tell ‘em, lie, lie, lie?
Honestly I'm not surpri-i-ised
Always talkin' 'bout my whine, whine
Mister Media, why, why, why?
I just said I was fly-i-i
No matter how hard I try-i-i
I can never get it ri-i-ight
It's Barcardi2 but I like to twerk
They gon' love it if I like it first
Remember when I used to fight with words?
Really, I should be worse
I should be meaner
Why, why, why?
Ooh, why? None of your concern
What I? None of your concern
(Woza la3) Bare ke LeeMcke
(La-la-la) Bare ke LeeMcke
(Woza la) Bare ke LeeMcke
(La-la-la) Bare ke LeeMcke
(Woza la)
Yeah, I'm out of this world, I'm out of Mars
Hoes talk if I'm on your arm
Zone change, I don't know what time I'm on
Bad bitch, I ain't always got time to talk
Too bad, yeah, I know I'm difficult
You'd be too if you had my visuals
You'd be too if you had material (Woza la)
Mister me, now why, why, why?
Why you gotta tell ‘em lie, lie, lie?
Honestly I'm not surpri-i-ised
Always talkin' 'bout my whine, whine
Mister Media, why, why, why?
I just said I was fly-i-i
No matter how hard I try-i-i
I can never get it ri-i-ight
Bare ke LeeMcke (Woza la)
Bare ke LeeMcke (La-la-la)
Bare ke LeeMcke (Woza la)
Bare ke LeeMcke (La-la-la)
It's Barcardi but I like to twerk
They gon' love it if I like it first
Remember when I used to fight with words?
Really, I should be worse
I should be meaner
Why, why, why?
Ooh, why? None of your concern
What I? None of your concern
(Woza la)
- 1. Tag of Leemckrazy, one of the writers of the song. "Bare ke" means "they say it's". "They say it's LeeMcke".
- 2. Bacardi is a dance stlye that arose in South Africa (mainly in Pretoria) with the Bacardi music genre which was a precursor of sorts to modern day Amapiano. The dance is characterized by a lot of hip movements, foot stomping, bouncing, and hand gestures and is often danced in a circle at parties. Tyla's iconic dance that went viral on social media is an example of such bacardi dancing.
- 3. "Come here" in Zulu.
Submitted by 
redroses869 on 2025-07-25
redroses869 on 2025-07-25✕
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Writer(s): Tyla Seethal, Imani Lewis, Ari Pensmith, Believve, Sammy Soso
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In the lyrics on Spotify, it says "Bare ke lemeke"