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Pay Day (feat. Reekado Banks) Lyrics Translation in English

Seyi Vibez, Reekado Banks
Translation
Something Wrong?

[Intro: Seyi Vibez]

Hola

Hello

Ahn-ahn-ahn, ahn-ahn

Ahn-ahn-ahn, ahn-ahn

(En′-En’-En′-Enta)

(En′-En’-En′-Enta)



[Verse 1: Seyi Vibez]

Je m’appelle, ‘Loseyi and Reekie baby oh

My name is, 'Loseyi and Reekie baby oh

I′m on a fast lane, you can′t delay me oh

I′m on a fast lane, you can′t delay me oh

Bobo, sh’oni one billion t′ole ya mi oh?

Guy, do you have one billion for me oh?

I wan yarn somethin’, allow me oh

I want to say something, allow me oh

Amo olowo lagba oh

I am a wealthy person oh

Ejira number

Give me a number

Awon toh j′aye la’na da oh?

Those who take life seriously oh?

Emi gbodo la

I must shine

Mo ma ri′re gba oh

I will receive favor oh

Nneka oh, call your friends, make we party later oh

Nneka oh, call your friends, let’s party later oh

Omo aye ni mi, mio kin kana

I’m a child of the world, I don't hold back

T’iba r’onje, ma gba jara (never oh)

If you eat food here, I will take my share (never oh)

Always on trips, boys dey ganja

Always on trips, boys are smoking weed

Before you know it, 20 man′s down

Before you know it, 20 men are down

Ashabi ton sha dollar

Lady who spends dollars

Baby-Baby Londoner

Baby-Baby Londoner

Can I have your number, yeah?

Can I have your number, yeah?

Sh′ale rira later, oh yeah?

Will you be available later, oh yeah?

Ashabi ton sha dollar (yo)

Lady who spends dollars (yo)

Baby-Baby Londoner (yeah, oh)

Baby-Baby Londoner (yeah, oh)

Can I have your number? (yeah, oh)

Can I have your number? (yeah, oh)

Sh’ale rira later?

Will you be available later?



[Verse 2: Reekado Banks]

Je m′appеlle, ‘Loseyi and Reekie baby oh

My name is, 'Loseyi and Reekie baby oh

I′m on a fast lanе, you can’t delay me oh

I′m on a fast lane, you can’t delay me oh

T′oba fun mi one billion, k’ole kami?

If you give me one billion, can you do it for me?

Money no be nothin’, I just wanna be happy oh

Money is nothing, I just wanna be happy oh

(All I want is peace) all I want is peace, peace (yo)

(All I want is peace) all I want is peace, peace (yo)

All I want is peace of mind

All I want is peace of mind

(Me no wan dey cheat) me no wan dey cheat, cheat

(I don't want to cheat) I don't want to cheat, cheat

I just wanna take what′s mine

I just wanna take what′s mine

So, ogbeni, believe, believe

So, guy, believe, believe

When I say “I no like wahala”

When I say “I don’t like trouble”

I no like wahala, I no like wahala

I don’t like trouble, I don’t like trouble

All I want is peace, peace (all I want is)

All I want is peace, peace (all I want is)

All I want is peace of mind

All I want is peace of mind

(Me no wan dey cheat) me no wan dey cheat, cheat

(I don't want to cheat) I don't want to cheat, cheat

(I just wanna) I just wanna take what′s mine

(I just wanna) I just wanna take what′s mine

So, ogbeni, believe, believe

So, guy, believe, believe

When I say “I no like wahala” (yo-yo)

When I say “I don’t like trouble” (yo-yo)

I no like wahala (yo-yo)

I don’t like trouble (yo-yo)



[Verse 3: Seyi Vibez]

I get stamina, I no dey seke

I have stamina, I’m not fainting

‘Cause every hustler get hin pay day

‘Cause every hustler gets his payday

Ki lati shee, ton fe ma sh′epe?

What do you want to do, what do you want to achieve?

Epe apada s’ori elepe oh, yeah

The trouble will return upon those who create it oh, yeah

I get stamina, I no dey seke

I have stamina, I’m not fainting

′Cause every hustler get hin pay day (pay day)

’Cause every hustler gets his payday (payday)

Ki lati shee, ton fe ma sh’epe? (sh′epe)

What do you want to do, what do you want to achieve? (achieve)

Epe apada s’ori elepe oh, yeah-yeah

The trouble will return upon those who create it oh, yeah-yeah

Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah

Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah



[Outro: Seyi Vibez]

Reekie baby oh

Reekie baby oh

‘Loseyi oh-oh, ah

‘Loseyi oh-oh, ah

(Aje on the Mix)

(Aje on the Mix)

(En′, Enta)

(En′, Enta)

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