ANGELINA

Enchanting Love Tale: Big Toff's Angelina Unveiled
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Lyrics

Amzybaby o, You know I be your baby, Girl you be my lady

Expressing affection, emphasizing a romantic relationship, with the speaker addressing their partner as "baby" and "lady."

Angelina oo, You Dey high me pass gbana

Describing the intense impact of the partner named Angelina, comparing it to being higher than the influence of "gbana" (a type of drug).

Angelina, You Dey high me pass mariwi

Continuing to highlight the powerful effect of Angelina, surpassing the influence of "mariwi" (a type of drug).

Angelina oo, You Dey cure me pass mamba

Emphasizing that Angelina has a profound healing effect, even more potent than a "mamba" (a venomous snake).

Angelina, You Dey shack me pass alcohol oo

Describing the partner as having a captivating effect, even stronger than the impact of alcohol.

Angelina ooo wait, Baby girl Mapami naw, Baby girl don't leave me now, don't leave me now

Pleading with Angelina not to leave and expressing the speaker's emotional attachment.

Angelina ooo jor wait, Mapami naw, Baby girl don't leave me, don't leave me now

Repeating the plea for Angelina to stay and not leave.

Oya baby durona mashagidi, this matter so simple like abd, emigan dere eyan kogbagidi, in my yard omopo tinmanjiri

Using colloquial expressions to describe a straightforward matter and emphasizing the speaker's confidence and social status.

Anytime me sing baby make you dey jo oo

Encouraging the partner to dance whenever the speaker sings.

On the floor make you roll, on your door kokoko

Encouraging the partner to dance and enjoy life.

Baby oshekoko, momananelowo

Expressing appreciation to the partner, referring to her as "oshekoko" and "momananelowo."

No pimple, get dimple, she fine like two people, she dey make me feel single eeh

Complimenting the partner's physical appearance and expressing the joy she brings to the speaker.

Oya baby chop kanaku make you chop banku

Encouraging the partner to eat well, using "kanaku" (a metaphor for good food) and "banku" (a type of dish).

Shey you know sey me get goons, baby Shey na you be my goon

Affirming the speaker's possession of loyal friends ("goons") and asking if the partner is also a loyal companion.

Molagidi but Angelina kawomio, baby Shey na you cover me o, Shey you know sey JAH cover me ooo annn

Acknowledging the partner's support and protection, attributing it to a higher power (JAH).

Baby monje dodore sheywo nje dodomi o, ah modenje dodore o, shewonje dodomi oo anan

Expressing gratitude for the partner's care and love.

Angelina oo, You Dey high me pass gbana

Reiterating the overwhelming impact of Angelina, surpassing the influence of "gbana."

Angelina, You Dey high me pass mariwi

Repeating the description of Angelina's intense impact, surpassing the influence of "mariwi."

Angelina oo, You Dey cure me pass mamba

Reiterating that Angelina has a potent healing effect, even stronger than a "mamba."

Angelina, You Dey shack me pass alcohol oo

Repeating that Angelina has a captivating effect, surpassing the impact of alcohol.

Angelina ooo wait, Baby girl Mapami naw, Baby girl don't leave me now, Don't leave me now

Repeating the plea for Angelina not to leave and expressing emotional attachment.

Angelina ooo jor wait, Mapami naw, Baby girl don't leave me, Don't leave me now

Reiterating the plea for Angelina to stay and not leave.

Oya kinanso, baby mi alomoko, talakuta nanso, baby momarasho

Using playful language to express affection and love for the partner.

Oya sey kinanso baby mi alomoko, talakuta nanso, for your love marasho

Repeating the expression of affection, emphasizing the speaker's willingness to do anything for the partner's love.

Oya baby chop kanaku make you chop banku

Encouraging the partner to enjoy good food.

Shey you know sey me get goons, baby Shey na you be my goon

Affirming the speaker's possession of loyal friends ("goons") and asking if the partner is also a loyal companion.

Molagidi but Angelina kawomio, baby Shey na you cover me o, Shey you know sey JAH cover me ooo annn

Acknowledging the partner's support and protection, attributing it to a higher power (JAH).

Baby monje dodore sheywo nje dodomi o, ah modenje dodore o, shewonje dodomi oo anan

Expressing gratitude for the partner's care and love.

Shomo Angelina mio, she fine like my sister nio, shomawamon mummy mio oeh yeh

Playfully addressing the partner as "Angelina," comparing her beauty to a family member but maintaining a romantic tone.

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