OMO MI NI OMO YEN (THAT GIRL IS MINE)

Ara Aye e teti ki e gbo o
Open your ears and listen to the beat of my Bata drum.
All you other boys, force open your sealed ears and avoid treading the paths that you wish to tred upon.

For your end will be as unfavorable as that soldier whose head was suffocated to death by the crown in the 'Saworode' movie.

Beeni
Baby mi ni baby yen.

Forget all dat girama wey I don dey try force myself to speak since.
Bone all dat accent wey I wan dey form ever since I don meet Taofeek, a returnee from the UK, who I don dey try to emulate.

E be like say I go start to dey wear my dansuki, agbada and abeti Aja for you to know say I nor dey play for hia

Ti ija ko, fi omo mi le
Nor be fight.
Ani leave my fadekemi alone.

Your dey lucky sha.
Say she don calm me very well.
Nitoripe I for don off shirt begin engage you for gidigbo (wrestling match) here.

You dey lucky sha
Because na her voice note be the only music wey dey my brain memory card.

That voice note wey dey always tell me to 'se medo medo' (calm down).

That voice note wey dey always remind me say her love for me na 'labe igi orombo' kind of love

That voice note wey dey always tell me to be a perfect gentleman.

Kaii
Na that voice note dey help you o;

Otherwise I for don remind you say na me be husband to Efunsetan Aniwura wen she dey alive;

Otherwise, the fire wey I go unleash on you go remind you say Sango come learn work from me before him go become orisha;

Otherwise I for teach you say big difference dey between igbá (calabash) and Igbà (two hundred);

Dakun leave her for me o.

Leave her for me make I fit rest my ori (head) in peace at night knowing say my aponke is very safe.

Leave her alone so I fit unleash the might of my love on my orente.

Shey na food she wan chop?
With opolopo erin (plenty laughter), na im I go use fry the akara tabi 'moi moi elemi meje' wey she go take with eko for early mo mo

With Adun okan (heart of joy) na im I go pound the 'iyan' and cook the 'obe egusi' wey she go dey chop for afternoon time.

With good cheer na im I go run go uproot my yams and collect eyin (egg) from my adiye (birds), just to fry am for her in the evening.

With 'ayo pi pe' (full joy) na im I go take run go farm to pick the mangoro ati ibepe (pawpaw) wey she go use do dessert.

Shey na cloth my asabi wan wear?

I go carry all my 'apo owo' (bag of money) go oja (market) to buy her the finest ileke to adorn her neck.

I go even sell one of my lands wey dey isale ikotun just to buy her that fine wura (gold) wey go make her dey radiate a queenly glow always.

I go even buy am that embroidery wey all those Alhaji dey bring from Morocco and those fine gown wey all those India girls dey wear.

Shey na work she want make I help her with?

With inu didun (joyous heart) na im I go tie our Atinuke for my back with better iro while my iyawo go dey rest.

With opolopo suuru (patience) na im I go help her to remove the Ewedu leaves from their stem while she dey slice alubosa (onions) for corner of the kitchen.

With opolopo ife (much love) na im I go help her pick out the best attire when we go shopping.

Beeni
I will do all these and more
Nitoripe omo mi ni omo yen.
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Hello friend. I could do all these for the one I love, but Jesus did much more for YOU whom He loves.