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Who's Excited? We Get To Go Home!!!


PARADISAY BY SHOGGY TOSH
Remember that popular song all obituaries contain? Like an obituary is not complete until you have the song played before the "With gratitude to God for a life well spent" message is read? Do y'all remember that "This world is not my home" song? 
Well, let's all give a big thank you to Shoggy Tosh for taking that song and transforming it. Like, you cannot listen to the former and not think of death or burials or stuff like that, but you can listen to this one, and start dancing. Or if you're like me, you nod your head.  
OK I'm sorry for raising the hopes of those who might actually like that song, and are maybe glad someone did a hip-hop version of it. It's actually not the same song. The message is still the same though. This world is not our home. 
Shoggy Olushoga Olugbenga Tosh is a Nigerian-British rapper who mixes Yoruba sounds, as well as Yoruba lyrics, to pass the gospel message to the whole world.
 Look at the world we live in right now. There's this press for global citizenship and worldwide unity. We see this all the time at conventions like UNGA, the push for a single currency, and this climate change hoax that's just a plot to change world governance. With all these who can doubt the fact that the end is near? Believers should be excited. WE GET TO GO
HOME!!!
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