Omo lyrics by Naira Marley depict his independence and self-reliance, emphasizing how he navigates life without being swayed by others’ opinions. The song highlights Naira Marley’s commitment to staying in his own lane and not engaging in unnecessary competition, particularly in the music industry. The lyrics convey his confidence that his position in the music industry is secure, suggesting he doesn’t need to vie for chart positions to validate his success.
In “Omo,” Naira Marley reassures his mother that everything is fine, indicating a sense of responsibility and care for her well-being. He dismisses concerns, letting her know she shouldn’t worry about him.
Naira Marley – Omo lyrics
{Intro}
(Niphkeys, Niphkeys)
T′emi ba tin k’orin, ki iwo shama jo
T′emi ba tin k’orin tuntun, ki iwo shama jo-ohh
I’m on my own, I′m on my own, baby oh
I′m on my own, I’m on my own
{Verse 1}
It′s up-up, iGhanda, I was in Amsterdam, smoking zaza
It’s all hate, they′re liars
I covered draba’, k′ama ri yen rara
Obviously, nobody badder
Olohun l’oun gbe’ni ga lai lo ladder
Won fe pa′na bi NEPA
Ka dobale fun rara o soh pe k′ama ga
I’ve been hurt before, so,
I know nothing last for long
(nothing last for long)
Let me tell you ′bout fake friends
Never mind, they just come and go
(they just come and go)
I showed love, I get none back
It’s okay, that′s just how it goes
(that’s just how it goes)
Some said “I′ve changed”,
I didn’t come this far just for steady simp
{Verse 2}
Eyan le, eyan buru, eyan ni’ka gan
But, as a Marlian, mio foh
Mummy talk say “I no go fall”
Ni toto, won fe pa′ro momi, ko jo
Dem wan change my story
But, I give God glory
{Chorus}
T′emi ba tin k’orin
(t′emi ba tin k’orin oh), ki iwo shama jo (ki iwo shama jo)
T′emi ba tin k’orin tuntun
(t′emi ba tin k’orin tuntun),
ki iwo shama jo-ohh (ki iwo shama jo-ohh)
I’m on my own (on my-on my, on my-on my),
I′m on my own (I′m on my), baby oh
I’m on my own (I′m on my own),
I’m on my own (I′m on my own)
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