Fireboy DML - Obaa Sima lyrics
Fireboy DML [Adedamola Adefolahan] Ogun State, Nigeria
“Obaa Sima” by Fireboy DML is not just a song; it is a celebration of Pan-Africanism, cultural diversity and musical splendor. The response from fans around the world is a testament to the artist's ability to create a musical masterpiece that transcends boundaries and unites people through the universal language of music.
[Fireboy DML - Obaa Sima lyrics]
You no fit say you no feel am
The love I get for you, na for reala
You no fit say you no see am
When no be say I be John Cena
Story of my life
Without you, I no fit to complete am
Don't leave me odo (Don't leave me odo)
O ya open your door
Tori mo ti ṣiṣẹ, gbowo
And I wan spend it on you
When you go low
Happiness all over me
Can I see you tonight?
Nobody knows tomorrow
Make we no dey fight (Make we no dey fight)
Better hold me tight
O o mọ DML
Damo
Baby ma a yawo
Where you wan go?
Montego
Santorini or Eko
Come over, don't say no
Come spend my ego
Make we no dey fight (Make we no dey fight)
Better hold me tight
Mọti, fagbo (Yeah)
Dance away your sorrows
The night is young
And time is borrowed
Can I see you tonight?
Nobody knows tomorrow (Tomorrow)
Make we no dey fight (Make we no dey fight)
Better hold me tight
We won't be here forever
So love me now or never, baby
I know the truth is bitter
So give me something sweeter
When you bend it over
Ɔdɔyewu, it's over
My baby sweat all over me
Obaa sima murder me (Ooh, ooh)
Obaa sima murder me (Ooh, ooh)
Obaa sima murder me
Ṣiṣẹ, gbowo
And I wan spend it on you
When you go low
Happiness all over me
Can I see you tonight
Nobody knows tomorrow
Make we no dey fight
Better hold me tight
We won't be here forever
So love me now or never, baby
I know the truth is bitter
So give me something sweeter
When you bend it over (Bend it)
Ɔdɔyewu, it's over
My baby sweat all over me
Obaa sima murder me (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
We won't be here forever (Ooh, ooh)
So love me now or never, baby (Ooh, ooh)
I know the truth is bitter
So give me something sweeter (Ooh, ooh, ooh)
When you bend it over (Over)
Ɔdɔyewu, it's over (It's over)
My baby sweat all over me
Obaa sima murder me
The love I get for you, na for reala
You no fit say you no see am
When no be say I be John Cena
Story of my life
Without you, I no fit to complete am
Don't leave me odo (Don't leave me odo)
O ya open your door
Tori mo ti ṣiṣẹ, gbowo
And I wan spend it on you
When you go low
Happiness all over me
Can I see you tonight?
Nobody knows tomorrow
Make we no dey fight (Make we no dey fight)
Better hold me tight
O o mọ DML
Damo
Baby ma a yawo
Where you wan go?
Montego
Santorini or Eko
Come over, don't say no
Come spend my ego
Make we no dey fight (Make we no dey fight)
Better hold me tight
Mọti, fagbo (Yeah)
Dance away your sorrows
The night is young
And time is borrowed
Can I see you tonight?
Nobody knows tomorrow (Tomorrow)
Make we no dey fight (Make we no dey fight)
Better hold me tight
We won't be here forever
So love me now or never, baby
I know the truth is bitter
So give me something sweeter
When you bend it over
Ɔdɔyewu, it's over
My baby sweat all over me
Obaa sima murder me (Ooh, ooh)
Obaa sima murder me (Ooh, ooh)
Obaa sima murder me
Ṣiṣẹ, gbowo
And I wan spend it on you
When you go low
Happiness all over me
Can I see you tonight
Nobody knows tomorrow
Make we no dey fight
Better hold me tight
We won't be here forever
So love me now or never, baby
I know the truth is bitter
So give me something sweeter
When you bend it over (Bend it)
Ɔdɔyewu, it's over
My baby sweat all over me
Obaa sima murder me (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
We won't be here forever (Ooh, ooh)
So love me now or never, baby (Ooh, ooh)
I know the truth is bitter
So give me something sweeter (Ooh, ooh, ooh)
When you bend it over (Over)
Ɔdɔyewu, it's over (It's over)
My baby sweat all over me
Obaa sima murder me
About the song Fireboy DML - Obaa Sima
Ghanaian connection
One of the most striking features that fans couldn't help but notice was the unmistakable Ghanaian influence in both the sound and visuals of the music video. From the opening beats reminiscent of a potential Lion King soundtrack to the strategic use of a vintage Ghana Black Stars t-shirt, Fireboy seamlessly weaves together Nigerian and Ghanaian vibes. This synergy sparked an outpouring of appreciation, with fans praising the artist for promoting unity and celebrating the shared cultural heritage of both countries. The comments section is filled with expressions of love and admiration for Adedamola. Fans from different parts of the world, including Namibia, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Angola and Haiti, share their appreciation for the artist's talent and exciting fusion of musical styles. The song's global appeal is evident as listeners resonate with its powerful beats and meaningful lyrics.
Tik Tok phenomenon
Audiences are quick to point out the potential TikTok opportunity brewing around the track. The infectious beat and catchy lyrics have set the stage for a social media trend that could push the song even further into the mainstream.
Visual Brightness
The music video's director, Meji Alabi, is being praised for understanding the brief and creating a visually stunning masterpiece. Fans appreciate the well-crafted storyline, attention to detail, and overall aesthetic appeal that complements the song's narrative. Using Ghanaian locations and incorporating Ghanaian culture into the visuals contribute to the authenticity and resonance of the video.
Cultural assessment
Fireboy's decision to wear a vintage Ghana Black Stars jersey did not go unnoticed. Fans are praising the artist for his cultural recognition and symbolic gesture of unity between Ghana and Nigeria. The move is seen as a strategic but sincere attempt to bridge the gap and strengthen a sense of unity among West African countries.
Additional information about the song
Song Name: Obaa Sima
Album "Outside / Obaa Sima"
Official release date: December 7, 2023
One of the most striking features that fans couldn't help but notice was the unmistakable Ghanaian influence in both the sound and visuals of the music video. From the opening beats reminiscent of a potential Lion King soundtrack to the strategic use of a vintage Ghana Black Stars t-shirt, Fireboy seamlessly weaves together Nigerian and Ghanaian vibes. This synergy sparked an outpouring of appreciation, with fans praising the artist for promoting unity and celebrating the shared cultural heritage of both countries. The comments section is filled with expressions of love and admiration for Adedamola. Fans from different parts of the world, including Namibia, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Angola and Haiti, share their appreciation for the artist's talent and exciting fusion of musical styles. The song's global appeal is evident as listeners resonate with its powerful beats and meaningful lyrics.
Tik Tok phenomenon
Audiences are quick to point out the potential TikTok opportunity brewing around the track. The infectious beat and catchy lyrics have set the stage for a social media trend that could push the song even further into the mainstream.
Visual Brightness
The music video's director, Meji Alabi, is being praised for understanding the brief and creating a visually stunning masterpiece. Fans appreciate the well-crafted storyline, attention to detail, and overall aesthetic appeal that complements the song's narrative. Using Ghanaian locations and incorporating Ghanaian culture into the visuals contribute to the authenticity and resonance of the video.
Cultural assessment
Fireboy's decision to wear a vintage Ghana Black Stars jersey did not go unnoticed. Fans are praising the artist for his cultural recognition and symbolic gesture of unity between Ghana and Nigeria. The move is seen as a strategic but sincere attempt to bridge the gap and strengthen a sense of unity among West African countries.
Additional information about the song
Song Name: Obaa Sima
Album "Outside / Obaa Sima"
Official release date: December 7, 2023
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