Iniko - Jericho (Shiloh Cinematic Remix) (Lyrics)

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🎤 Iniko - Jericho (Shiloh Cinematic Remix) Lyrics: [Verse 1] I'm high- I'm from outer space I got Milky Way for blood; evolution in my veins I'm gone- I've been far away I'mma lumineer now I make moves, start waves I've been dreaming about flying for a long time I had a vision from the greys they want to co-sign Artificially intelligent, new AI I'm your future, past and present; I'm the fine line [Pre-Chorus] Yeah, I'm the missing link of this illusion I am not really here; I'm an intrusion I don't swim or sink; I just float I don't need gravity; I just need growth (woah) [Chorus] When I move,, it's an earthquake rumble I will never, ever fall; never stumble And I don't need to be humble Break down walls, like Jericho, crumble [Verse 2] I can go higher- Past the stratosphere. I can catch fire I can go hard; I don't even need to try, yeah Starblood-I don't ever get tired Predestined, written in stone I feel it coming in; I feel it in my bones Heavily protected, never alone Tapped in, I'm connected to the unknown (woah, woah) [Chorus] When I move,, it's an earthquake rumble I will never, ever fall; never stumble And I don't need to be humble Break down walls, like Jericho, crumble When I move, it's an earthquake rumble I will never, ever fall; never stumble And I don't need to be humble Break down walls, like Jericho, crumble [Bridge] Jericho, Jericho,, walls come down Jericho, Jericho,, walls come down Walls come down like Jericho Walls come down like Jericho Jericho, Jericho,, walls come down Jericho, Jericho,, walls come down Walls come down like Jericho Walls come down like Jericho [Outro] (Jericho, Jericho,, walls come down) (Jericho, Jericho, walls come down) (Walls come down like Jericho) (Walls come down like Jericho)

[@luvangelofficial]

Beautiful song❤️‍🔥

[@younesyounes-li7rj]

Like you baby give me your inst

[@ParulVagish]

Such a wow

[@DancehallDaMiJah]

❤iniko❤ I love you too 💕😘💕😘 you have a great time with your music

[@mrgameing9450]

This song makes me feel happy

[@Astrophel_Stargazer]

This song is 🔥. I love the original, the lyrics are amazing, but I love the remix vastly more. Some say the ending is repetitive and boring, but personally, the ending is fitting.

[@luvangelofficial]

❤️❤️❤️

[@PraiseManyanga]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@SCP049-e9s]

This is a perfect song to describe my favorite character for a story I’m writing.

[@ashrafwatson2933]

luv ur pfp😁

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@@ashrafwatson2933 oh thank you. :)

[@iceman7515]

Same

[@cynxmanga]

Vibe ❤

[@betgalore6795]

First hahahhahahaahhahahahahha😂😂😂😂

[@matthewminor8386]

First

[@greekspring]

🌟⭐️☀️💠⭕️🌸🦋🌸⭕️💠☀️⭐️🌟

[@TALONS-of-LIGHT]

FINALLY SOMEBODY WHO DOESN'T PUT THEIR NAME FIR HALF THE LYRICS :sob:

[@ashkelly2677]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 this song got so many hidded meanings

[@beezer370]

Do not co-sign. This is terrible advice.

[@Astrophel_Stargazer]

What's co-signing anyway?

[@beezer370]

@@Astrophel_Stargazer Co-signing is when someone agrees to take responsibility for someone else’s loan or credit obligation if the primary borrower fails to make payments. Essentially, the co-signer is guaranteeing the loan, which means they are legally obligated to pay off the debt if the borrower cannot or does not.

[@Astrophel_Stargazer]

@@beezer370 Oh, I see. Base on your description I would not co-sign. Furthermore, I asked an AI about that lyric: “They want to co-sign” and the AI (Bing) said that it was a metaphor. Here is what Bing said- In the song “Jericho” by Iniko, the lyric “They want to co-sign” suggests a desire for endorsement or approval from higher, possibly extraterrestrial, intelligence. This fits into the broader theme of the song, which revolves around self-empowerment, breaking barriers, and embracing a unique identity.

[@itsnotthatdeep6657]

Well college students have to have a cosigner if they want an education so

[@beezer370]

Jericho didn’t deserve this.

[@SCP049-e9s]

What do you mean?

[@beezer370]

@@SCP049-e9s Arguments against taking down the Jericho walls include: 1. Historical Significance: The Jericho walls hold significant historical and cultural value as a symbol of ancient civilizations and their architectural achievements. Removing them erased an important part of human history. 2. Archaeological Importance: The Jericho walls are an important archaeological site that provides insights into ancient urban planning and construction techniques. Demolishing them destroyed valuable evidence and hindered further research. 3. Tourism and Heritage: The Jericho walls attract tourists and contribute to the local economy. Preserving them maintains the site's appeal as a heritage destination and supports tourism-related businesses. 4. Symbolic Meaning: The Jericho walls have symbolic significance in religious and cultural contexts, representing themes such as resilience, faith, and overcoming obstacles. Removing them diminished these symbolic meanings. 5. Environmental Impact: Demolishing the Jericho walls could have environmental consequences, such as habitat destruction and disruption of ecosystems, especially if done without proper planning and consideration. Overall, the decision to take down the Jericho walls would need to weigh the potential benefits against the loss of historical, cultural, and archaeological value.

[@beezer370]

Arguments against taking down the Jericho walls include: 1. Historical Significance: The Jericho walls hold significant historical and cultural value as a symbol of ancient civilizations and their architectural achievements. Removing them could erase an important part of human history. 2. Archaeological Importance: The Jericho walls are an important archaeological site that provides insights into ancient urban planning and construction techniques. Demolishing them would destroy valuable evidence and hinder further research. 3. Tourism and Heritage: The Jericho walls attract tourists and contribute to the local economy. Preserving them maintains the site's appeal as a heritage destination and supports tourism-related businesses. 4. Symbolic Meaning: The Jericho walls have symbolic significance in religious and cultural contexts, representing themes such as resilience, faith, and overcoming obstacles. Removing them could diminish these symbolic meanings. 5. Environmental Impact: Demolishing the Jericho walls could have environmental consequences, such as habitat destruction and disruption of ecosystems, especially if done without proper planning and consideration. Overall, the decision to take down the Jericho walls would need to weigh the potential benefits against the loss of historical, cultural, and archaeological value.

[@beezer370]

Arguments against breaking down Jericho walls include historical, cultural, and ethical considerations: 1. **Historical Preservation**: The Jericho walls hold significant historical and archaeological value. Breaking them down would erase a crucial piece of history, hindering our ability to learn from the past. 2. **Cultural Significance**: The walls of Jericho are part of the cultural heritage of many people. Preserving them can help maintain and celebrate the diverse cultural tapestry of humanity. 3. **Symbolic Importance**: The story of the fall of Jericho is significant in various religions and cultural contexts. Preserving the walls symbolizes respect for diverse belief systems and historical narratives. 4. **Learning Opportunity**: The walls of Jericho offer an opportunity for research, education, and tourism, providing insight into ancient engineering and defensive strategies. 5. **Ethical Consideration**: Destroying the walls might be seen as an act of disrespect toward the city's historical and cultural significance. It's important to consider the impact of such actions on the collective cultural heritage. 6. **Alternatives to Destruction**: Rather than breaking them down, efforts could be made to preserve and protect the walls, ensuring they remain intact for future generations to appreciate and study.

[@beezer370]

If Jericho is a character from a book, TV show, or movie, the phrase could imply that the character underwent undue suffering or faced an unjust outcome within the narrative, prompting viewers or readers to feel that Jericho’s fate was unwarranted.