M.I Abaga – The Love Song ft. Wande Coal Lyrics

Here is the official lyrics of The Love Song by Estimable Nigerian singer and talented songwriter, M.I Abaga featuring Wande Coal.

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M.I Abaga – The Love Song ft. Wande Coal Lyrics

[Intro]
They don’t know
Iskaba
Chill, chill, chill
Ei, ehyoh yoh yoh ahh

[Chorus]: Wande Coal
Ahhhh, kilode
Omoyen fe ma pami ye
Iwo gan gan gan lo fe pa mi
Aduni mi ni ahhhh, kilode
Omoyen lo ma pami ye (O fe pami ye)
Ebami wami pomoyen ni
Ahhhh, kilode
Omoyen gan ma pami, eh, eh
Omoyen gan lofe pami
Ahhhh, kilode
Shomo yen lofe pa ę (Hmm, no lie) pa mi

[Verse]: MI Abaga
Allow me to Introduce you to the love of my life
Love her more than I love life
Yo that’s wifey, I feel nice
Swear down that’s my guy, my ride or die, my confidant
Gave her old school game, that talky call
I found me a ten, yеah, who said that it can’t be done
Her smilе just dey calm me down
I use to feel like I don’t belong, but now I feel like I’m the chosen one
Time I was loose, I’m done
When you hit a whole and whine, now you feeling like you’re the only one
Live life like you always young
But MI get sense to be done
That one, she the girl, she the one
That girl, she the girl, she the one

[Chorus]: Wande Coal
Ahhhh, kilode
Omoyen fe ma pami ye
Iwo gan gan gan lo fe pa mi
Aduni mi ni ahhhh, kilode
Omoyen lo ma pami ye (O fe pami ye)
Ebami wami pomoyen ni
Ahhhh, kilode
Omoyen gan ma pami, eh, eh
Omoyen gan lofe pami
Ahhhh, kilode
Shomo yen lofe pa ę, hmm, pa mi, hmm, hmm

[Bridge]: M.I Abaga
For the girl with the brown skin, omo, amma scale up the mountains
Just so you can know that you found him
And you always safe around him, yeah
You don’t have to be alone anymore
I’m here and I gat you
Yeah

[Refrain]: Wande Coal
Kilotunde, kilotunde
Iyalaya anybody tole bamise
Tori, Iyalaya anybody tole bamise
Tori, babalaya anybody to ba bamise
Anybody tofe bamise
Eh, Eh Babalawo gbe
Kan mi sofu mo ni baba wande
Gbe kini yi baba, baba ba’ngbe

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FAQs About “The Love Song” by M.I Abaga featuring Wande Coal:

What is the meaning behind the song?

Answer: It’s a heartfelt ode to romantic love. M.I Abaga praises his partner as his ride-or-die and confidant, while Wande Coal enhances the vibe with affectionate expressions in Yoruba and Pidgin. The chorus—“Ahhhh kilode, Omoyen fe ma pami ye”—translates loosely to “Why is this child clinging to me?” symbolizing playful intimacy and emotional attachment.

Can you break down the chorus?

Answer: Yes! The chorus goes:

Ahhhh kilode
Omoyen fe ma pami ye
(Iwo gan gan gan lo fe pa mi)
Aduni mi ni ahhhh kilode

In English, it’s roughly:
“Why oh why, this girl is holding onto me… You’re the one who captivates me.” It’s filled with Yoruba-infused love expressions and emphasizes Wande Coal’s heartfelt tone.

Who performs each part of the song?

  • M.I Abaga leads the verses. In Verse 1, he introduces his love (“Allow me to introduce you… love her more than I love life”) and in Verse 2, he reassures her of his protection (“For the girl with the brown skin… I’m here and I gat you”).

  • Wande Coal handles the chorus and interlude, layering in melodic Yoruba expressions like “Kilotunde kilotunde” and references to traditional figures (“Babalawo”) to heighten the cultural and emotional atmosphere.

What album is this track from, and what’s the vibe of that album?

This track is from M.I Abaga’s 5th studio album, “The Guy”, released on August 19, 2022. The album blends hip-hop with Afropop, highlife, afrobeat, and soul. “The Love Song” contributes romantic and introspective energy to themes like legacy, mental health, masculinity, and love throughout the album.

Is there any special wordplay or cultural references?

Yes, several:

  • The use of “Iskaba” (intro) references a Yoruba/Pidgin slang meaning “smooth style” or “something fly.”

  • “Donkey Kong” in M.I’s verse nods to an old-school gaming metaphor, symbolizing strong love “game.”

  • Wande Coal’s phrases like “Kilotunde kilotunde” and mentions of “Babalawo” draw on Yoruba traditions, blending spirituality with romantic devotion

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