Nana Tabiri has stated that the song was specifically composed for President Atta Mills, addressing the criticism he faced while in office. The lyrics reflect on how "nothing was done" in the eyes of critics who "shot him with their mouths," but ultimately entrusts his soul to God.
Like much of Nana Tabiri's work, the song uses strong Akan (Twi) proverbs to discuss themes of death, legacy, and the end of one's journey. Nana Tabiri has stated that the song was
"Se Asa" is considered one of his most popular songs, frequently paired in live sets with another hit, "Obene Bene". "Se Asa" is considered one of his most
While originally for a president, it is now widely used by fans to honor deceased relatives, particularly grandfathers, due to its reflective and emotional nature. Nana Tabiri's Musical Style and the end of one's journey.