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Potomanto
Kuami Eugene
English
Pidgin
Twi
Intro
OriginalTranslationNotes
Alelele loAlelele loTraditional vocalization/chant commonly used in Ghanaian Highlife music
Alelele lo le lo loAlelele lo le lo loContinuation of the melodic chant
Le loLe loMelodic vocalization
Alelele lo loAlelele lo loContinuation of the chant
Alelele lo le lo loAlelele lo le lo loFinal line of intro chant
Ladies and Gentlemen!Ladies and Gentlemen!English - Formal introduction before the song begins
Chorus
OriginalTranslationNotes
I no go complain againI won't complain anymorePidgin English - Declaration of accepting the situation
I no go beg you againI won't beg you anymorePidgin English - Asserting self-respect and ending pleading
Wompe me a ka eIf you don't want me, say itTwi - Direct confrontation asking for honesty
I go carry my potomato go my wayI will take my heart/love and go my own wayPidgin English/Slang - 'Potomato' is a creative play on 'potato' and 'tomato', metaphorically referring to his heart or affection that he's taking back
Verse 1
OriginalTranslationNotes
YeaYeahEnglish
Money goes money comesMoney goes, money comesEnglish - Reflecting on the transient nature of wealth
Everybody wanna be the number oneEverybody wants to be number oneEnglish - Commentary on people's ambitions and materialistic nature
So if no dey love me tell me make agoSo if you don't love me, tell me so I can goPidgin English - Requesting honesty and clarity in the relationship
Oh yeaOh yeahEnglish
I call your phone but you no dey come aroundI call your phone but you don't come aroundPidgin English - Expressing frustration about being ignored
Don't you call me when I pull up in a bullion vanDon't call me when I become wealthy/successfulEnglish/Pidgin - 'Bullion van' refers to money transport vehicle, metaphor for becoming rich; warning against opportunistic love
You go say you love me but eno dey showYou say you love me but it doesn't showPidgin English - Calling out the disconnect between words and actions
They say if you love someoneThey say if you love someoneEnglish - Referencing the popular saying
You have to let them goYou have to let them goEnglish - Completing the popular saying about letting go of love
A lie this thing pain me edey my innThat's a lie, this thing hurts me, it's in my heartPidgin English - Rejecting the saying, admitting the pain goes deep ('inn' refers to innermost being/heart)
Ano fit think ooI can't even thinkPidgin English - Expressing how the heartbreak has overwhelmed him mentally