Sunglasses At Night Lyrics Song
He seems like a nice guy.
A few lines of his 2009 number one tune Never Leave You sum up the mood of Tinchy's music.
"I've been there, right here in them outstanding streets, Late nights trying' to write, mom sayin' "Go sleep", A king here, music world within my own feet, Dealin' with the mainstream, thank the Lord daily.
"I'm sincere and I've been from the start, Ask Dyl, and Will, man, I've had it in my heart, So I drop tears 'cause everything's changed, Reminiscing them days tryin' to turn the page."
The Ghanaian-born London lad constantly highlights he's proud of his roots but drums it home how far he's come. "Negative to positive no longer will I suffer," he raps.
As well as being co-founder of a record label with Jay Z, establishing a lucrative clothes line and being a successful artist himself, Tinchy got a degree in Digital Arts and Moving Imagery from the University of East London.
This minute hit maker could be a motivational speaker in a school making hall. He tells the young people cheering in front of him: “If you find credible in what you’re doing, you’ve got to stay strong.”
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