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Ìfé Mi (My Love)

Ìfé Mi (My Love)

Eni bíi okàn mi
Adúmáradán orenté
Olólùfé mi àtàtà
Ìfé re ní n pa mí bí otí òyìnbó
Lá ì gbó ohùn re
Mi ò lè sùn mi ò lè wo
Léyìn re kò sí e lò míràn
Mo wo òtún mo wo òsì
Mo wo iwájú mo wo èyìn
Mi ò rí arewà omoge
Tó ní’wà bíi ìwo
Iwájú ù re
À wò da tó ní enu bíi òdòyò
Èyìn re
À wò ká’wó mó rí kó sí kòtò
Bí o bá sá’ré whàálà
Bí o bá rora rìn ìjòngbòn
Ìwo ni mo fé
Ìwo ni okàn mi yàn
Mo máa ní ìfé è re tí tí di ojó ikú mi ni
Olólùfé mi
Mo ní ìfé re
Nítorí ìwo ni ÌFÉ MI.

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