Omah Lay – Woman Lyrics

Multi talented Nigerian singer, Stanley Omah Didia well known as Omah Lay has finally released his new lyrics song named “Woman”.

In addition, The song which he played it now as a full track is included in his upcoming album “Boy Alone” scheduled to drops in next couple months.

DOWNLOAD AUDIO OMAH LAY WOMAN MP3 HERE

Omah Lay Woman Lyrics

They tell me this
They tell me that

They say my b*tch say she ah bad
Anytime I knack, I knack without
Rubber band no rubber band

Everytime I put am
E sure me die
If I no pull out
She got my back

Odoyewu I’m happy that
Odoyewu

Say everything I do is for my woman
(Aaaahhh)
Anything at all wey you talk I go do am
(Ooooooo)
Me I no dey see another girl for my visuals
(Eeehhhhh)
Loving you Loving you na my ritual
(Aaaahhhh)

My girl gat me, she no stingy
She give me Love Ckay Nwantinti
All of the moves you be practicing
Put it on put it on put it on top of me
Girl give me love for motor
Girl you light my stove
She carry Ghana must go
She no dey hear, Chinonso

Say anything I do is for my woman
(Aaaahhh)
Anything at all wey you talk I go do am
(Ooooooo)
Me I no dey see another girl for my visuals
(Eeehhhhh)
Loving you Loving you na him my ritual
(Aaaahhhh)

Me I no dey share my chin, chin
I no Dey like her Pim, pim
My girl dey make me reason
She understand my pidgin

Like wangele, wangele, wangele wa
Oh my girla my girla my
Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
My girl gat no problema

(Ohhh ooo)

All of a sudden
She say me and her go be
Tuface Annie Macauley
Ok Nwa baby

(Ouhhhhhoo)

All of a sudden
She say me and her go be
Tuface Annie Macauley
Ok Nwa Baby

Say anything I do is for my woman
(Aaaahhh)
Anything at all wey you talk I go do am
(Ooooooo)
Me I no dey see another girl for my visuals
(Eeehhhhh)
Loving you, loving you na him my ritual
(Aaaahhhh)

Help me Claro
Call Odo
Call Anita my baby
I give her one from the front, one from the back
On and on we dey go

Help me Claro
Call Odo
Call Anita my baby
I give her one from the front, two from the back
On and on we dey go

Written by: Omah Lay