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Obim
Splash
Igbo
English
Nigerian Pidgin
Intro
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Splash babySplash babyArtist tag/signature in English
Verse 1
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Nwata nwoke igbakala m isi oooooYoung man, you have confused my headIgbo. Expressing how the person has her completely bewildered/infatuated
Ife ineme na emetum na obiWhat you are doing is touching my heartIgbo. Literally 'the thing you're doing is affecting me in my heart'
Chorus
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Anytime i see uAnytime I see youSwitches to Nigerian Pidgin/English
Obim na enwuru okuMy heart is on fireIgbo. 'Obim' means 'my heart'; 'na enwuru oku' means 'is burning with fire' - expressing intense love/passion
Maka na ichi oku, ichi okuBecause you are fire, you are fireIgbo. 'Ichi oku' means 'you are fire' - calling the person hot/irresistible
Nwata nwoke kporom naa be giYoung man, take me to your houseIgbo. Direct expression of desire to be with him/go home with him
Verse 2
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Anabago mu be giI will follow you to your houseIgbo. Expressing willingness/desire to go with him
I swear me nd u no go break upI swear you and I will not break upNigerian Pidgin. Declaring commitment to the relationship
Na ur face i wan see wen i wek upIt's your face I want to see when I wake upNigerian Pidgin. Expressing desire to wake up next to the person
If we fight we go mek upIf we fight we will make upNigerian Pidgin. Showing commitment through conflicts
My face no be mek upMy face is not makeupNigerian Pidgin. Wordplay: she's genuine/real, not fake like makeup
I no go leave run away ehhI will not leave and run awayNigerian Pidgin. Pledging not to abandon the relationship
For beta or worsth we go stay ehh eehFor better or worse we will stayNigerian Pidgin. Reference to traditional wedding vows
Bridge
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Oh my baby oo com nd kiss me ooOh my baby, come and kiss meNigerian Pidgin/English. Romantic invitation
Baby baby oh come nd kiss me ohBaby baby, come and kiss meNigerian Pidgin/English. Repetition for emphasis
Outro
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E don set oh ooIt is set/settledNigerian Pidgin. Meaning the relationship is confirmed/official; 'don set' is a common phrase meaning something is decided or arranged