Two Rivers, One Heart

[Verse 1]
We used to share one plate
Laugh in the dark
Talk late
Now your cup dey for my shelf
But your shadow don leave the house
All your cloth still for my chair
But your voice don vanish from the air
Family dey ask
"how you dey?"
I say "I dey
" but I no dey okay (hmm)
[Chorus]
Two rivers
One heart
One dey come
One dey depart
You carry my yesterday go
She bring my tomorrow close
If I cry for the love we lose
I go smile for the one we choose
Two rivers
One heart
Breaking and healing apart
[Verse 2]
New number light up my screen
Soft laugh wey calm my sin
She no dey rush my pain
She just dey sit inside the rain
You break me
She hold my hand
Teach my chest to breathe again
Still
Your name fit my tongue
But her name dey sweet my lungs (oh-oh)
[Chorus]
Two rivers
One heart
One dey come
One dey depart
You carry my yesterday go
She bring my tomorrow close
If I cry for the love we lose
I go smile for the one we choose
Two rivers
One heart
Breaking and healing apart
[Bridge]
Sometimes I toast you in my mind
Sip that memory like palm wine
Then I feel her fingers lock with mine
Say
"leave the past
E go be fine" (e go be fine)
[Chorus]
Two rivers
One heart
One dey come
One dey depart
You carry my yesterday go
She bring my tomorrow close
If I cry for the love we lose
I go smile for the one we choose
Two rivers
One heart
Breaking and healing apart

Slow, chill afrobeats groove with deep, moody log drum patterns and a haunting piano topline. Male vocals with rich Nigerian accent sit upfront, almost conversational in the verses, then grow warmer and more melodic in the chorus. Subtle shakers and soft guitar plucks keep it swaying; backing hums and call‑and‑response ad‑libs lift key phrases. Reverb‑kissed pads bloom in the bridge, then everything drops back to bare piano and drums for the final hook., afrobeats, rich, slow, sad, male vocals