I rem spendin my tym in a shopping center wea my cuz was employed in a bookshop na kuuza cassettes just to listen Jane's song alikuwa anazicheza 24/7 this was my first fav
Listening to this in 2022. What a legend! I love all her songs. Wish she could have lived longer. Her music lives on. To me she's the G.O.A.T in kikuyu benga. Continue to RIP Queen Jane, I salute you!!
My late mum used to listen to this cassette on the panasonic radio, while we lived in Makupa estate mombasa, like 2001,2002, 2003 cant remember exact year. Rip to both of them.
Reminds of the Early 2000's when my dad used to drink.. he'd come home drunk,late at night..and switch on the radio(zile zilikuwa kubwa za cassette) and he'd put on a queen jane's cassete... I'd throw tantrums all over the place coz i had to go to school early in the morning and now that im grown i know what the power of music can do...She might be gone but her voice lives on... Continue resting 👑❤️
An all time hit! And the memories! I first listened to this song in a matatu in December 1993, while visiting Nairobi for the first time. I was in class 3 going to class 4. I fell in love with Queen Jane (M.H.S.R.I.E.P) and her music that day. What a masterpiece!
Your memories still lives on. I vividly remember when you'd come to perform in my neighbourhood during birthdays.. True kikuyu legend!!! My mom so loved your music which I'm sure she enjoys in that other world. Continue resting in power both of you...
Me too. Infact I remember my mom's friend passed on. Her name was Wanja. I henceforth used to listen to Ciru witu by Queen Jane because it was my mom's favourite.
She is lamenting about this guy who saw her on TV singing and went after her heart. She fell for him and uses symbolism to express the love she feels for this KK guy.