Omawumi Releases a Hit Song Titled “In the Music”
Omawumi’s 2008 single, “In the Music,” served as a major turning point that officially launched her successful career following her run on West African Idols.
More than just a song, it was a vibrant, infectious Afro-pop track that perfectly showcased her raw, powerful, and soulful voice. The song’s energy and catchy rhythm immediately resonated with Nigerian audiences, making it a club and radio favorite.
“In the Music” celebrates music’s universal power to heal, unite, and bring joy, encouraging everyone to dance regardless of background, genre, or appearance, highlighting themes of unity, fun, and empowerment.
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[Intro]
See music heals your body
Heals your soul and
Heals your spirit and
Makes you whole
It heals
So get in the music, in the music
[Chorus]
Whether you fat or whether you thin
E no matter the colour wey you get for your skin, oh
Just dey move, oh
And get in the music, in the music
Whether na kwaito, whether na jazz
Afrobeat or dancehall, you can do as you like, oh
Just dey move, oh
And get in the music, in the music
[Verse 1]
This is the time to move to the groove
Get on your feet and dancing shoes
′Cause music is all about what
Makes you feel real good, eh
'Cause I don tire for this wait wey we dey wait so
E no matter the kind of music wey we want to sing, oh
So get your guitar
Your drums and your piano
Let′s get in the music, eh-eh-eh-eh
[Chorus]
Whether you fat or whether you thin
E no matter the colour wey you get for your skin, oh
Just dey move, oh
And get in the music, in the music
Whether na kwaito, whether na jazz
Afrobeat or dancehall, you can do as you like, oh
Just dey move, oh
And get in the music, in the music
[Verse 2]
So throw your hands in the air
And do what you like
Or you can hop, step, jump, move it side to side
Or you can bob your head
Throw your legs
Or you can turn around and 'round
Until you hit the ground
I don't care what you do
As long as you get in the groove
So where's my guitar
My drums and my piano
And let in this music, oh-oh-oh-oh
[Chorus]
Whether you fat or whether you thin
E no matter the colour wey you get for your skin, oh
Just dey move, oh (Just dey move, and the groove)
And get in the music, in the music
Whether na kwaito, whether na jazz (Come on, now)
Afrobeat or dancehall, you can do as you like, oh (Come on, yeah)
Just dey move, oh (Come on, yeah, come on, yeah)
And get in the music, in the music (Come on eh)
[Bridge]
See music heals your body
Heals your soul and
Heals your spirit and
Makes you whole
Heals
So get in the music, in the music
See music heals your body
Heals your soul and
Heals your spirit and
Makes you whole
Heals
So get in the music, in the music
[Chorus]
Whether you fat or whether you thin (So throw your hands in the air
And do what you like)
E no matter the colour wey you get for your skin, oh (Or you can hop, step, jump, move it side to side)
Just dey move, oh (Or you can bob your head, throw your legs)
And get in the music, in the music (Turn around and 'round until you hit the ground)
Whether na kwaito, whether na jazz (So throw your hands in the air
And do what you like)
Afrobeat or dancehall, you can do as you like, oh (Or you can hop, step, jump, move it side to side)
Just dey move, oh (Or you can bob your head, throw your legs)
And get in the music, in the music (Turn around and 'round and round and round and round and round and 'round and 'round)
Whether you fat or whether you thin
E no matter the colour wey you get for your skin, oh
Just dey move, oh (Just dey move, and the groove)
And get in the music, in the music (Come on, now, come on, now)
Whether na kwaito, whether na jazz
Afrobeat or dancehall, you can do as you like, oh
Just dey move, oh
And get in the music, in the music
Uploaded by: Enobong • Upload date: 12/11/2025
