Lyrics
Butterflies butterflies in my inna
Expressing the presence of butterflies in the speaker's inner self, possibly symbolizing excitement or nervousness.
You never leave me alone EMMA EMMA
Addressing someone named EMMA, emphasizing their constant companionship and not leaving the speaker alone.
Five star loving you de give me anytime i fall your fall your hand or make you bitter
Describing a five-star level of love, appreciating support even when the speaker makes mistakes or faces challenges.
Butterflies butterflies in my inna
Reiteration of the presence of butterflies in the speaker's inner self.
You never leave me alone EMMA EMMA
Readdressing EMMA and emphasizing their continuous presence in the speaker's life.
Five star loving you de give me anytime i fall your fall your hand
Reiterating the five-star love and support even during difficult times.
Amaanam o amaanam o
Expression of gratitude or admiration, possibly in a local dialect.
Eyen abasi amaanam o
Acknowledging the divine or spiritual aspect of gratitude or appreciation.
You de pick me when i fall yakata for ground
Highlighting divine intervention in uplifting the speaker when they face challenges.
And nobody show me care like the way you show
Recognizing the unparalleled care shown by the addressed person.
Amaanam o amaanam o
Reiteration of gratitude or admiration, possibly in a local dialect.
Eyen abasi amaanam o
Reaffirming the divine or spiritual aspect of gratitude or appreciation.
Jehovah talk and do
Acknowledging the actions of a higher power, specifically Jehovah, and their consistency with words.
Anything wey you talk you the do oh
Affirming the reliability of the divine actions in response to spoken words.
See your story no be cock and bull anybody wey doubt am be fool o
Asserting the authenticity of the speaker's story and dismissing doubts as foolish.
See as you the love me jeje
Appreciating the gentle and calm way the addressed person loves the speaker.
You the love me tender
Emphasizing the tenderness and affection in the way the addressed person loves the speaker.
See as you the do me jeje
Acknowledging the gentle and calm treatment received from the addressed person.
You the do me tender
Reaffirming the tenderness and affection in the way the addressed person treats the speaker.
Onwojoju tiri
Introducing a phrase, possibly in a local dialect, emphasizing something noteworthy.
Enuwoleso ah eh
Using a phrase, possibly in a local dialect, expressing agreement or confirmation.
Shogbo ugbani gbani
Introducing a phrase, possibly in a local dialect, emphasizing a repeated action or occurrence.
Agbanilagbatan there's nobody here like you
Describing the addressed person as incomparable, possibly in terms of divine qualities.
Amaanam o amaanam o
Reiteration of gratitude or admiration, possibly in a local dialect.
Eyen abasi amaanam o
Reaffirming the divine or spiritual aspect of gratitude or appreciation.
You de pick me when i fall yakata for ground
Highlighting divine intervention in uplifting the speaker when they face challenges.
And nobody show me care like the way you show
Recognizing the unparalleled care shown by the addressed person.
Amaanam o amaanam o
Reiteration of gratitude or admiration, possibly in a local dialect.
Eyen abasi amaanam o
Reaffirming the divine or spiritual aspect of gratitude or appreciation.
Shey you no go let me ever stay down
Pleading or questioning if the addressed person will allow the speaker to remain downcast.
For by Grace you go pick me up
Expressing confidence in being lifted up by grace during challenges.
Shey you no go let me ever stay down
Repeating the plea or question about remaining downcast and expressing confidence in divine assistance.
For by Grace you go pick me up
Reiterating the confidence in being lifted up by grace during challenges.
Amaanam o amaanam o
Reiteration of gratitude or admiration, possibly in a local dialect.
Eyen abasi amaanam o
Reaffirming the divine or spiritual aspect of gratitude or appreciation.
You de pick me when i fall yakata for ground.
Highlighting divine intervention in uplifting the speaker when they face challenges.
And nobody show me care like the way you show.
Recognizing the unparalleled care shown by the addressed person.
Amaanam o amaanam o
Reiteration of gratitude or admiration, possibly in a local dialect.
Eyen abasi amaanam o
Reaffirming the divine or spiritual aspect of gratitude or appreciation.
Shey you no go let me ever stay down
Pleading or questioning if the addressed person will allow the speaker to remain downcast.
For by Grace you go pick me up
Expressing confidence in being lifted up by grace during challenges.
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