“SaWaDiKa” is LISA’s bold introduction to her next solo era, mixing swagger, ambition and Thai identity. Built around the Thai greeting “sawatdee ka,” the song presents LISA as a confident global superstar while celebrating her roots. Its energetic attitude, luxury references and fearless delivery create a powerful statement of independence and self-belief.
SaWaDiKa Lyrics
[Chorus]
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Yeah, you know my wrist is cold
Got this timepiece from Geneva
If you know it, then you know
I’m that bitch on your TV
And my Ferrari, indigo
La Lalisa, la diva
สวัสดีค่ะ, there she go (Hey)
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Yeah, you know my wrist is cold
Got this timepiece from Geneva
If you know it, then you know
I’m that bitch on your TV
And my Ferrari, indigo
La Lalisa, la diva
สวัสดีค่ะ, there she go (Hey)
[Interlude]
Hold on, let me, hold on, let me, hold on, let me—
[?]
[Verse 1]
Who let this bitch out of the cage?
Move that (Hey), get out of the way
Murder, killed that, I’m on the case
Hands up (Hey), now lock me away
Championship, they call me the one
Whip my shit like it’s a salon
I throw fits like highlight clips
I aim, I hit, blow smoke off the gun (Hey)
How many does it take?
How many does it take?
How many, how many tryna ride my wave?
How many want my name?
How many, how many got discipline?
How many comprehend?
How many that been where I been?
How many get me from within’?
[Pre-Chorus]
Catch me in my feelings, up in the sky
Baby, there’s no ceiling in my mind (Ah)
[Chorus]
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Yeah, you know my wrist is cold
Got this timepiece from Geneva
If you know it, then you know
I’m that bitch on your TV
And my Ferrari, indigo
La Lalisa, la diva
สวัสดีค่ะ, there she go (Hey)
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Yeah, you know my wrist is cold
Got this timepiece from Geneva
If you know it, then you know
I’m that bitch on your TV
And my Ferrari, indigo
La Lalisa, la diva
สวัสดีค่ะ, there she go (Hey)
[Verse 2]
Bang-bang, Bangkok bang
Screaming, “เก่งมาก” with my gang
Baht be going in my bank
‘Til I’m going out with a bag
Thai’d up like I’m booked, booked
I’m like hold up, let me cook, cook
Put a show on when I show up
Doing donuts in a tuktuk
Step on the terrace (Yeah), the rooftop
Hop in the back of the chop, chop
Like are you coming or what? (Yeah)
I’m like the tick on your clock, waking them up
Yes, I’m a trouble fanatic (Yeah)
Live for the shock like I’m anaphylactic
Is it too much? Am I overdramatic? (Yeah)
Sick, I’m too sick, better call me a medic
[Pre-Chorus]
Catch me in my feelings, up in the sky
Baby, there’s no ceiling in my mind (Ah)
[Chorus]
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Yeah, you know my wrist is cold
Got this timepiece from Geneva
If you know it, then you know
I’m that bitch on your TV
And my Ferrari, indigo
La Lalisa, la diva
สวัสดีค่ะ, there she go (Hey)
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Yeah, you know my wrist is cold
Got this timepiece from Geneva
If you know it, then you know
I’m that bitch on your TV
And my Ferrari, indigo
La Lalisa, la diva
สวัสดีค่ะ, there she go (Hey)
[Outro]
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ
Hello, สวัสดีค่ะ, there she go (Hey)
Video of SaWaDiKa Lyrics – LISA
Song Credits
- Song Name :– SaWaDiKa
- Singer Name :– LISA
- Producer:- Thom Bridges & Ojivolta
- Album:- PRESS PLAY
- Release Date :– September 3, 2026
Behind the Song: SaWaDiKa Lyrics – LISA
“SaWaDiKa” marks LISA’s return to her Thai roots while opening the chapter for her upcoming EP, PRESS PLAY. The title means “hello” in Thai and intentionally places her heritage at the center. Its Bangkok-shot visuals, Muay Thai imagery and Thai cultural references reinforce the song’s message of identity, confidence and global success.
Song Bio of SaWaDiKa Lyrics – LISA
LISA is done being polite about her rise, and “SaWaDiKa” makes that clear from the first line. Released September 3, 2026 through Lloud and RCA Records, the track marks the Thai superstar’s return to hard-hitting rap after a run of glossier pop moments, and it arrives as the opening statement of her debut solo EP, Press Play, due October 23.
Built by producers Thom Bridges and Ojivolta, the beat leans sparse and percussive, giving LISA room to stack bars about Geneva watches, an indigo Ferrari, and the kind of confidence that only comes from actually living the flex. She raps with the sharp prowess she’s known for, weaving in Thai phrases and a playful “sawasdee ka” greeting that nods directly to her Bangkok upbringing.
The rollout leaned hard into that identity, with the “Hello Sawadika” campaign plastering billboards across Bangkok, New York, Los Angeles, and Mexico City before the single’s global premiere. Coming right after her documentary Always Lalisa premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, the song reads as LISA at her most personal, tracing the distance between her roots and her global stardom.
“SaWaDiKa” isn’t just a comeback single. It’s LISA planting a flag before the full EP lands.
