Karma

Nsoki's song 'Karma' is a powerful anthem of retribution and justice. The lyrics convey a strong message about the inevitability of karma, emphasizing that those who cause harm will eventually face the consequences of their actions. The song opens with a declaration that those who value time do not waste it, setting the stage for a narrative of betrayal and the desire for justice. Nsoki wishes double the harm back on the person who wronged her, using strong language to express her anger and hurt.

The chorus reinforces the theme of karma, with Nsoki hoping that the person who hurt her will experience the same pain they inflicted on her. She envisions karma embracing them and giving them exactly what they deserve. The repetition of the phrase 'What goes around, comes around' and 'Cá se faz cá se paga' (Portuguese for 'You reap what you sow') underscores the inevitability of karmic justice. Nsoki's vivid imagery of watching the person's decline from a balcony adds a sense of satisfaction and closure to her narrative.

Throughout the song, Nsoki reflects on the emotional turmoil caused by the betrayal. She describes the person as someone who destroyed her life, stole her peace, and forced her to pretend to love them to feed their ego. The repeated assertion that 'each one reaps what they sow' serves as a reminder that actions have consequences. The song concludes with a warning that karma is inescapable, reinforcing the idea that justice will be served. Nsoki's 'Karma' is a cathartic expression of pain, anger, and the hope for eventual justice, resonating with anyone who has experienced betrayal and longs for retribution.