
Runtown – End A Man Lyrics
“End A Man” is the second track off Runtown’s acclaimed 2024 EP, Soundgod Fest IV, and it delivers a confident blend of Afrobeat and contemporary dancehall rhythms. The song’s title is a bold expression of dominance, but the lyrics play out with Runtown’s signature smooth delivery, mixing braggadocio with clever, playful lines that highlight his streetwise charm and musical finesse.
Backed by an energetic instrumental, End A Man channels themes of resilience, power, and self-assurance — a sonic middle finger to doubters and rivals. It’s a track that resonates with anyone who’s had to overcome criticism or envy, and the catchy hook ensures it sticks long after the first listen.
As part of Soundgod Fest IV, the track shows Runtown’s evolution as an artist who continues to blur genre lines while staying lyrically sharp and culturally rooted.
Runtown – End A Man Lyrics
I came with four fine girls in a two-seater
Only me know what's inside my Rizzla
Can't nobody stop me say no Jupiter
Sinsima I dey feel your body signal
Gimme wickedest whine
Toba rimi it's a different Vibe
Zero-man co-sign
See everything is God design
I say end a man before I let him come and take what's mine
Certified, you know my people feel a vibe
Back again cos dem no fit see a better style
Feeling good money on my mind walahi
End a man before I let him come and take what's mine
Certified, you know my people feel a vibe
Back again cos dem no fit see a better style
Feeling good money on my mind walahi
Fire fire fire, burn dem
We no understand dem
Show no mercy pon dem
SG higher
SG tested
SG fever
SG for the gyal dem
Why I go bother, blessings on blessings
SG deliver, we finna end dem
We finna end dem
End a man before I let him come and take what's mine
Certified, you know my people feel a vibe
Back again cos dem no fit see a better style
Feeling good money on my mind walahi
End a man before I let him come and take what's mine
Certified, you know my people feel a vibe
Back again cos dem no fit see a better style
Feeling good money on my mind walahi