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Harmonize and Abigail Chams sing their hearts out in “Me Too.” A sweet love story you can now download. Click for the MP3 + full lyrics meaning

Published:

June 21, 2025 at 11:52:25 AM

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June 21, 2025 at 12:07:42 PM

Tanzanian stars Abigail Chams and Harmonize just dropped a soulful love song that’s hitting fans right in the feels. “Me Too” is more than just a duet; it's a deep conversation between two people who’ve found something rare and real. 🎵

But what exactly is Harmonize saying in this track? Let’s break it down…

🎙️ Harmonize: From Pain to Peace

The song opens with Harmonize venting some real emotions, clearly sparked up with truth:

"I was tired of 'Baby, do this for me' / Then you came, said, 'Baby, do this with me'"

This line shows how tired he was of one-sided love. His past relationships were transactional, do this for me, but now, he’s found a woman who wants to build together.

He continues:

"You're just part of my liver. "An unusual metaphor, but deep in Swahili culture, the liver symbolizes something vital and emotional she’s not just his lover, she’s part of his being.

A Wife in the Making?

In the pre-chorus, Harmonize makes it clear he’s not just flirting:

"Beauty, mature like you / I'll be glad if I make you my wife"

He’s not just singing; he’s thinking about long-term commitment.

Abigail’s Sweet Response

Then comes Abigail Chams with her silky vocals, pouring her heart out:

"Oh boy, I know I'm only 21 / and you're 31, and the only one"

She openly acknowledges the age gap, but also brushes aside society's judgments. To her, this is real love.

"Let them say what they wanna say... I'm here to stay."

Her message? Love isn’t defined by age or opinions.

🎶Chorus That Says It All: “Me Too”

Throughout the chorus, they both repeat:

"Me too, me too, me too"

That simple phrase carries the weight of mutual feelings, mutual growth, and mutual respect. This is love at its purest, where both partners are on the same wavelength.

Final Message: Love With No Apologies

The song ends with a heartfelt outro:

"Feels like I'm falling in love for the first time."

Even though both have lived and loved before, this feels new. This feels real. Me Too is a song for anyone who’s been misunderstood, judged, or questioned for loving someone deeply.