Seyi Vibez Cana Lyrics

[Intro]
Oluwaloseyi
I love you
M-M-Murderer
Wooh

[Verse 1]
You can call me an entertainer
At the same time, I be preacher
I know say you be my healer
Nobody t′ole yawa (Nobody t’ole yawa)
Omo Balogun Dododawa
Check your door, you go see my flowers
Leave matter for Matthias
Mr. Importer, Exporter
Can I marry your daughter?
O mo pe ika o dogba (O mo pe ika o dogba)
Water dey pump pass Jordan
Na Yo′ba get power
Maitama, lake water, ah
Maitama, lake water, go harder
For ibebe, I hustle harder
You can lay on my shoulder-ah

[Chorus]
This cana gbemi traba’
Omo butter, do me dada
Gbemi traba’, gbemi traba′ (Gbemi traba′, gbemi traba’)
Holy Father (Holy Father), gbemi traba′
This cana gbemi traba’
Omo butter, do me dada
Gbemi traba′, gbemi traba’ (Gbemi traba′, gbemi traba’)
Holy Father (Holy Father), gbemi traba’

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[Verse 2]
I no fit dull, I no fit dull
You see my life, I no fit dull
We come from the dust, go back to the dust
Some don dey rust, I no get joy
The street no get joy (The street no get joy), my brain don dey crush
Ma ja mini ′yan (Ma ja mini ′yan), no spoil my joy
Na here you dey, no dey dull
Baby, no dey dull (Baby, no dey dull)

[Chrous]
This cana gbemi traba’
Omo butter, do me dada
Gbemi traba′, gbemi traba’ (Gbemi traba′, gbemi traba’)
Holy Father (Holy Father), gbemi traba′
This cana gbemi traba’
Omo butter, do me dada
Gbemi traba’, gbemi traba′ (Gbemi traba′, gbemi traba’)
Holy Father (Holy Father), gbemi traba′

Seyi Vibez Cana Lyrics Meaning

• The opening lines pay homage to Seyi Vibez ("Oluwaloseyi") and express deep love. The mention of "M-M-Murderer" adds a dynamic element, possibly signifying a killer performance or impact.
• Seyi Vibez identifies as both an entertainer and a preacher, emphasizing a dual role. The mention of healing suggests a spiritual or emotional connection with someone. The use of Yoruba terms like "Omo Balogun Dododawa" and references to places like Maitama and Jordan add a cultural touch. The desire to marry and the symbolism of water pumping pass Jordan may signify overcoming challenges.
• The chorus, with the repeated phrase "Cana gbemi traba'," suggests a plea for grace and blessings. "Omo butter" reflects a desire for a smooth and prosperous life, while "Holy Father" emphasizes a spiritual connection, seeking divine intervention.
• Seyi Vibez expresses resilience ("I no fit dull") and acknowledges life's transient nature. The mention of dust symbolizes the origins and inevitable return to the earth. The streets, often associated with challenges, lack joy, and his brain is under pressure. "Ma ja mini ′yan" advises against spoiling his joy. The call for someone not to be dull emphasizes staying vibrant in life.