One Step at a time by D Prince Ft. Don Jazzy and Wande Coal. (Video and Lyrics.)

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D Prince http://www.adrianpastol.com/2014/04/one-step-at-time-by-d-prince-ft-don.html

This is our motivational music video of the week and am sure you will just love it. It's a direct message to the all, but to the African youths in particular. Tells us to never give up, though it may seem far and tough, even impossible, but the journey of a thousand miles starts with one step at a time.

We have written out the lyrics so you can get the message clearly. Enjoy. 


JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES. LYRICS
Oooooo
Its never late to get it right
Journey of a thousand miles
E go start tonight

Ooooooo
I see the future
E dey shine so bright
The journey of a thousand miles
E go start tonight

One step at a time   (16 times)

Night will come
But day must break
There’s nobody above mistake
You see for this life na give and take

That’s why I’m grateful for every breath I take
You don’t have to be told; wetin you go do
You just gas to decode; wetin you go do
Don’t be waiting to be told
There’s a story to be told
Not all that glitters is gold
There’s glory down the road

Ooooo
Its never late
To get it right
Journey of a thousand miles
E go start tonight

Ooooooo
I see the future
E dey shine so bright
The journey of a thousand miles
E go start tonight

One step at a time     (8times)

In every situation wey you find yourself in
Always remember to do the right thing
You go surprise sey life go dey interesting
Stand up and show that you are born to win
Don’t hold me
Tell them sey no hold me
No matter what they do
Dem no fit stop me
Tonight, we cannot make it right
Just one step at a time

Ooooooo
Its never late
To get it right
The journey of a thousand miles
E go start tonight

Oooooo
I see the future
E dey shine so bright
The journey of a thousand miles
E go start tonight
One step at a time 8times.

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