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#NairobiStreets #BridgetBlue explores the ups and downs of relationships, using the Nairobi streets as a metaphor for the games people play in love. Through heartfelt vocals and relatable lyrics, she delves into the challenges of trust and honesty. Lyrics You promised a lifetime Your promise to get away You promised a dream You promised to find a way Where is it now? I gave you everything Trying to lie , I guess you got everything I was happy in my mama house, I thought I wasn’t and I wonder how . I didn’t wanna come out said you got a way out …said you’re gonna figure it out I’m alone now Somebody take me back to the innocence I’m tired of this These streets of Nairobi, streets of Nairobi Why didn’t nobody warn me Somebody take me back to the innocence I’m tired of this These streets of Nairobi, streets of Nairobi Why didn’t nobody warn me Oh oh here we go again with the sorry Oh, didn’t know I really meant it No oh let’s try it again come with me na si we fix it for the night, niku- onyeshe kitu nice, ukona figure fine I have contemplated these lies before now I’m here and I’m ready for I was happy in my mama house, I thought I wasn’t and I wonder how I didn’t wanna come out, said you got a way out… said you’re gonna figure it out I’m alone now Happy in my mama house , I thought I wasn’t and I wonder how , I didn’t want to come out said , you got a way out .. said you’re gonna figure it out I’m alone now Somebody take me back to the innocence I’m tired of this These streets of Nairobi, streets of Nairobi Why didn’t nobody warn me Somebody take me back to the innocence I’m tired of this.These streets of Nairobi, streets of Nairobi Why didn’t nobody warn me