Obala Di, Obla Da speaks of 'bloodshed' for the USA before they will build the house. The song mentions a man called 'Desmond' and that is an Anglo-Saxon name that means 'Gracious Defender'.
That is a good message for the Saxon followers. That the 'Gracious Defender' comes to the right 'Door' with a 'Ring' for his lady. It also speaks of a time after the 'bloodshed' when they will build the house for me exactly as the biblical prophecies predicted.
You can also comprehend that the prophecy is related to the prophecy of Obadiah, so the song is quite profound in its origination. The Obadiah prophecy is about what was predicted to happen to the USA and the USA is definitely on the brink of it.
Its very sad when it takes a lot of 'bloodshed' to get people to shift, and implement the will of the divine as ordained. Other prophecies that are important for the USA to comprehend at this point is Micah 2 and Psalm 59 because that also relates to the USA.
The tag line of the song 'Life goes on a bra', is clearly referring to the fact that life is dependent upon a woman. There is also mention of the 'arm and the leg' and that is also a biblical prophecy. For the legs are like pillars of fire and the prophecies predicted that the heavenly Father would show his right hand.
The album was called 'White Album' and the 'B' sides of the disc launched in different places are also interesting. 'I Will', 'While my guitar gently weeps', and 'Julia'.
I WILL
'While my guitar gentle weeps'.
JULIA
The song mentions how she allows the children to lend a hand and that relates to Isaiah 8. Wisdom will be proven right by her actions. She poured out her love and light upon the world, a friend from South Africa spoke of the 'dedication that is rare'. I was contemplating the next phase of the divine plan and its creative implementation and the heavenly Father said 'It is an opportunity for them to get it right'.
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