Discover the story of the song > Saint Domingue – Alpha Wann

In these lyrics, the rapper is talking about his life and experiences. He mentions that he is writing this song in a hotel in Minneapolis and wonders what has changed for his people since slavery was abolished. He talks about the things people waste their money on, like clothes and cars, and wonders what it means to be a rapper. He says that making music is like medicine for him and that he has been searching for success since he was thirteen years old. He talks about the importance of self-sufficiency and helping others. He mentions that if he had known that the ghosts of his past would haunt him, he would have done things differently. He also talks about his love for his fans and his desire to make music for everyone, no matter what they look like. He mentions the struggles he faces with money and how he has a loyal team by his side. He mentions that he hates working in a factory and dreams of going to Saint-Domingue. The song ends with the repeat of the refrain "Faut qu'on s'barre à Saint-Domingue," meaning "We have to go to Saint-Domingue."