(Verse 1)\nSun dey rise for Lagos street, hustle no dey rest,\nTraffic jam, mind dey jam, pressure dey my chest.\nNaija life no easy, bills full for table,\nDreams dey big, but my pocket small, still I dey stable.\n\n(Pre-Chorus)\nMama dey call, say make I no give up,\nPikin dem need school, money no dey catch up.\nHeart dey heavy, but I dey try survive,\nNa the Naija stress, but I still dey alive.\n\n(Chorus)\nStress no more, I go shine one day,\nThrough the wahala, I go find my way.\nNaija hustle, e strong like lion roar,\nNo matter how e hard, I go stress no more.\n\n(Verse 2)\nPower cut, generator loud like thunder,\nWater go scarce, but I no go surrender.\nWaiting for my chance, like traffic for Third Mainland Bridge,\nHope dey light my path, even when the future dim.\n\n(Bridge)\nE be like say the world dey test me,\nBut I get fire inside, e no fit rest me.\nFrom the slums to the high-rise, I dey climb,\nNaija spirit in my blood, e dey shine.\n\n(Chorus)\nStress no more, I go shine one day,\nThrough the wahala, I go find my way.\nNaija hustle, e strong like lion roar,\nNo matter how e hard, I go stress no more.\n\n(Outro)\nSo I dey dance for the struggle, sing my pain away,\nTomorrow go better, na so we dey pray.\nStress no more, my people, keep the faith alive,\nNaija hustle, together, we go survive.