The lyrics are also full of substance and should earn the hit-maker a rabid fan base across the parent-child divide.
Pitson uses the song to address parents who have a hard time accepting their children’s musical ambitions, offering a clever compromise in the process.
“Ikiwa nitakuwa rubani, niendeshe ndege, niwe rubani, rubani anayeimba...” which loosely translates to: “Mum, dad, if I have to become a pilot, at least let me be a pilot who’s also a singer...”
