Munta Dee’s “Kuwa Serious” is a super catchy Tanzanian singeli song. The beat is energetic and the rhythm is incredibly infectious; it’s the kind of music that instantly makes you want to move. Singeli music is known for its fast pace and clever lyrics, and this track perfectly embodies that style. It’s guaranteed to liven up any atmosphere.
You can download this awesome tune from mpyazote.com and enjoy it anytime. Munta Dee’s performance brilliantly showcases the unique energy of singeli music, making this song truly special.
**Kuwa Serious – Munta Dee (Full Lyrics)**
Let’s get to know each other, let’s introduce ourselves.
There’s Sele, Iddi, and Hassani.
We’ve eaten and drank, eight of us in total.
The bill’s here, but why are you denying it’s yours?
What’s this? (That’s your bill)
Why are you giving it to me? (He says you’re the wealthy one)
How many are we? (Eight of us at this table)
Okay, split this bill eight ways.
Come on, guys, I can’t find my wallet! (Be serious!) I’m serious!
How are we getting home? (Be serious!) I’m serious!
Masela, I can’t find my wallet! (Be serious!) I’m serious!
How are we getting home? (Be serious!) I’m serious!
We’ll walk like the Pharisees.
I’m not broke, you are.
That kid playing frog is distracting me.
His dad’s face is surprisingly plump.
I want to chase him, but my girlfriend’s stopping me.
She says if I chase him, we’re through.
How much to break up? (One thousand shillings)
Give me that thousand, I’ll keep the change.
How much to get back together? (Two thousand shillings)
I have a thousand, and that makes two thousand.
Hey mjuba, you’ve got enough left for soup.
I’ve got 300 shillings, and a few more left over.
I’ll be here until evening, I’ve got a plan.
A chapati, a can of bati, a flagon – 500 shillings should get me some soup.
You don’t know me, so why are you bringing up emotions?
Let’s go home together, what if you die on me?
Wait a minute, adasco, hold on.
I can’t find my wallet! (Be serious!) I’m serious!
You’re the only one who came unprepared! (Be serious!) I’m serious!
Come on, guys, I can’t find my wallet! (Be serious!) I’m serious!
How are we getting home? (Be serious!) I’m serious!
We’ll walk like the Pharisees.
