YORUBA LYRICS ENGLISH TRANSLATION

Kayswitch Ft. Olamide- All I See ‘Joy’ (ENGLISH TRANSLATION, MEANING, AND LYRICS)

Check out the English Translation and Meaning to the Lyrics of “ALL I SEE (JOY)“. The audio was produced by Pheelz, Mr. Producer. It’s one of the big hit songs by Kayswitch, the owner of DB Records. He featured Baddo sneh, Olamide on this one. Enjoy it!

NOTE: The word used by Olamide– Oluronbi- is a Yoruba nickname for someone, usually male,  that gave birth to a ‘beautiful’ baby; when people thought it’s not possible, for obvious limiting facts about the thing/person. In a popular Old-Yoruba traditional song, Oluronbi is the name given to Palm-Kernel tree (Iroko). The song says [Olukaluku j’eje ewura…Olukaluku j’eje aguntan….Oluronbi j’eje omo re….) meaning– “everyone were promising, for ritual sacrifice, goat, ram, and things; but Oluronbi promised to give its child (the palm nuts- beautifully red like red-cooking-oil); at the end, its child’ren’ were collected with pestle, by force (as done when locally processing red cooking oil, from palm kernels). Oluronbi or Olur’ohunbi is arrived at, by combining… Olu: Strong-person; Ri: able to; Ohun: thing/baby; Bi: to give birth/born.

(LYRICS ENGLISH TRANSLATION): Kayswitch Ft. Olamide- All I See ‘Joy’

(PRELUDE)

Se, sese; se, sese, sese; senahh
Pheelz- Mr. Producer

(CHORUS)

Iya O kin s’omi obe; baba, ma je n j’iya l’aye
: Suffer is not soup-water; God, don’t let me suffer in the world

Awon t’emi ti s’ebe igboro; won ti t’eba w’ole
: my people have prepared street-soup; they’ve brought in prepared Garri meal

The say them want to turn up; omo, won ti gb’eyin w’ole
:  –    –   –   –    –    – ; fella, they’ve entered through the back-door

They say dem want to catch up 
They say dem must to catch out, gan, gan

(BRIDGE)

All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; in the morning 
JOY, JOY, JOY; everyday [ehh]
JOY, JOY, JOY; every season [hmm]
I dey JOY, JOY; on for new-risen

All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; in the morning 
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; everyday
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; every season
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; for new-risen

(VERSE 2- KAYSWITCH)

See, all I see, is all I see
Plenty blessings is all I see
Plenty money is all I see
Make them no wake me for my sleep

My brother, Racket [Racket o]
My sister for Lagos, how market? [market o]
I dey greet you, how market? [market o]
Hope you handle your racket? [racket o]
Cos’ e don tail [e don tail, eh]

They use my matter play [play, eh]
My music don play, eh; put am for replay, eh
Cos’ I woke up like a super-star
They see me, dem call me super-star
Everywhere now, super-star
Kayswitch, am a super-star

(CHORUS)

Iya O kin s’omi obe; baba, ma je n j’iya l’aye
: Suffer is not soup-water; God, don’t let me suffer in the world

Awon t’emi ti s’ebe igboro; won ti t’eba w’ole
: my people have prepared street-soup; they’ve brought in prepared Garri meal

The say them want to turn up; omo, won ti gb’eyin w’ole
:  –    –   –   –    –    – ; fella, they’ve entered through the back-door

They say dem want to catch up 
They say dem must to catch out, gan, gan

(BRIDGE)

All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; in the morning 
JOY, JOY, JOY; everyday [ehh]
JOY, JOY, JOY; every season [hmm]
I dey JOY, JOY; on for new-risen

All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; in the morning 
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; everyday
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; every season
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; for new-risen

(VERSE 2- OLAMIDE)

Heyyy! Oluronbi d’eje ewure [ewure; ewure]
: –  –    –  covenanted a goat [goat; goat]   

Oluronbi d’eje aguntan [agunta gbolojo]
: –  –  covenanted a ram [a big, fat ram]

Oluronbi d’eje omo re [omo re apon bi epo o, ohh]
:  – – covenanted his child [his child, that’s as light as palm-kernel juice] 

Baba, ma je k’iya ko je omo re [ah, ah, ahh]
: God, don’t let your child (me) suffer –  –

See! I want Pounds and Dollars [Dollars]
:  –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –

T’a ba d’ele k’a b’ola [b’ola]
: when we get home, let’s meet wealth [meet wealth]

Ma je ki mother mi toro je l’owo mama Kola [Kola]
: don’t let my mother beg to eat from Kola’s mother [Kola]

Ti igbin ba fa, ikarahun a tele
: when the snail crawls, its shell drags along

Blessing follow me o; blessing follow me o
:  –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   – –

(CHORUS)

Iya O kin s’omi obe; baba, ma je n j’iya l’aye
: Suffer is not soup-water; God, don’t let me suffer in the world

Awon t’emi ti s’ebe igboro; won ti t’eba w’ole
: my people have prepared street-soup; they’ve brought in prepared Garri meal

The say them want to turn up; omo, won ti gb’eyin w’ole
:  –    –   –   –    –    – ; fella, they’ve entered through the back-door

They say dem want to catch up 
They say dem must to catch out, gan, gan

(BRIDGE)

All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; in the morning 
JOY, JOY, JOY; everyday [ehh]
JOY, JOY, JOY; every season [hmm]
I dey JOY, JOY; on for new-risen

All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; in the morning 
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; everyday
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; every season
All I See Is JOY, JOY, JOY; for new-risen

(FINALE)

Iya O kin s’omi obe; baba, ma je n j’iya l’aye
: Suffer is not soup-water; God, don’t let me suffer in the world

[JOY, JOY, JOY; in the morning]
:  –   –   –   –   –   –   –

Awon t’emi ti s’ebe igboro; won ti t’eba w’ole
: my people have prepared street-soup; they’ve brought in prepared Garri meal

[JOY, JOY, JOY; everyday]
: –   –  –   –  –  –   –

The say them want to turn up; omo, won ti gb’eyin w’ole
[JOY, JOY, JOY; every season]

They say dem want to catch up 
[JOY, JOY, JOY…]
They say dem must to catch out, gan, gan
[…for nu-risen]

Pheelz- Mr. Producer.

(LYRICS ENGLISH TRANSLATION): Kayswitch Ft. Olamide- All I See ‘Joy’

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