Homicide Lyrics – DIVINE | Walking on Water

Homicide Song Description

This song, "Divine Nahi Ghar Wala", is from DIVINE's album "Walking on Water", released by Gully Gang Records. The track is "Homicide", produced by Phenom, with lyrics written by DIVINE himself and a voiceover by Sukhbir Kalsi.

The song's lyrics narrate a deep story of struggle and determination. The beginning describes how traps were laid on all sides, with schemes to bring him down at every step, and how the devil wants to swallow every soul. But it says that no power in the world can stop the one who has God's hand on their head. Here, DIVINE talks about his spiritual strength and life's challenges. He then speaks of his past, when he had to become something big, having only water for hunger and a pawn in his hand, with power at night and silence during the day. He went to English (school), his elder brother was in Canada, and then he describes the local scenes: big friends, Don Dada, breaking windows, getting into bars, taking rebounds, a life like animals on concrete, living in a vantara (slum), climbing by watching the step, not taking a jump, being a monk in the rain, facing a lot of betrayal, going to court when a hand was laid on a brother, digging from Mumbai to the highway, facing bots and mobs in the comments, the cost of every word, putting thoughts into brothers, the journey to becoming the boss, and making the sign of the cross.

Then comes the song's main hook, "DIVINE Nahi Ghar Wala" (DIVINE, not the family man). Here, he asks: what girl, what promise? He can't get married, can only pay the bills, can only chill. Here, he shows the pressures and responsibilities of his personal life, how personal commitments fall behind between fame and hustle. In the next part, he talks about a new day, a new 'me', dying for his grandmother (nani), friends changing, the power of money, those he made laugh made him cry, revealing his middle name is Wilson, selling his pain on the mic, screaming that his light is DIVINE, never flinching, making his roots and scene laugh, business being defiant, being a lion when awake and a giant when asleep. He states that rap is science, being a certified rapper with a certified client, a pint in the club, a Rollie on the wrist and a man's time, having two homes in Mumbai and Dubai, calling an ex a Dracula and a witch, mentioning JD and Ryan, and finally, talking about faith—faith in his brother, faith in Mumbai. All this shows a powerful journey, from struggle to success. The song ends with the hook repeated, which strengthens its main theme.