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Awure ki Ori gbe ni:

Awure ki Ori gbe ni:
Ori mi gbe mi re Ilu Ilaje
Ibi kedere ni Ela gbemi lo
Ori gbemi re Ilu Ilaya
Ibi kedere ni Ela gbemi lo
Sebi Iregbogbo lo n so ju Aje
Iregbogbo ni se oju Olokun
Ire tomi wa
Ire tomi bo
Oni ile ola
Olo ono ola
Ela Iwori je n ri Aje fii to omo mi Ela Iwori !!
Except by engr Goriola,baba alawo Ile’lawa

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