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Odún dé, ore yèyé òsun.

Òsun Osogbo tún ti dé lónìí tí se ojó ketaàdínlógún osù kejo odún, 2018, tí gbogbo àgbàyé fi n se odún fún Òsun éléyinjú àánú, igbómolè obìnrin

Òsàyòmolè
Nílé ìyà olúgbón won kò gbodò mawo
Ìran arèsè kò gbodò morò
Olúwa mi ló morò lósì mopa
Òsun lo mopa tééré tí í pa won jé…

Ore yèyé òsun oooo
A kí yín kú odún lénìí, àsèyí se àmódún àse àmódún se èmíì.

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