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A kú òsè jàkúta.

Sango oooo
Olukoso ayanran ina
Ina loju, ina lenu
Sangiri, lagiri
Olagiripapa figba edun bo
Eefin ina la n da laye
Ina nbe lodo oko mi lorun
Abaabe ooooooooo
Abaabe laba Se fun SANGO
Emi Se SANGO labaabe
Agbenajo, Agbenayan
Agbenarababa kari bi Olodumare
Imumuna eledumare itara ni gbaye
Alaramoka ti I deru bojo
Aduloju, Adulenu
Ajo lagbon isale woiwoi
Kee wolu baale ndifa
SANGO koti wolu
Timo fi n gbo bata leyin Odi
SANGO gbemi, ewe gbemi
Awalawulu,ogbojo aseru bote
Akinkanju Akoni ti yona lenu

Kaabiyesi Olukoso!
Kaabiyesi Olukoso!!
Kaabiyesi Olukoso!!!

A kú òsè jàkúta

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