The album closes with a rich blend of Yoruba traditional sounds and Simi’s modern style. Featuring the legendary Ebenezer Obey, “Jowo” is both a love song and a cultural bridge between generations. The lyrics, sung partly in Yoruba, express gratitude, humility, and enduring affection.
Juju-inspired guitar and percussion ground the song in Nigerian musical heritage. Obey’s presence adds nostalgia, while Simi’s soft vocals bring freshness and warmth.
“Jowo” is triumphant yet subdued; a befitting conclusion to the album’s journey of rediscovery. It honors the past while embracing the present with honesty and gratitude.
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Baby mi jọwọ o jẹ ka jọ ma gbadun
Olomi jọwọ o
Araye ri wa
And they want to know
Where we see this kind love oh
What a wonderful love oh
Emi tirẹ, iwọ temi
Hold my hand oh my baby
Ifẹ bami sọrọ, na only me and you
Make we softly, softly dey go
Dance make I spray you ego
Ti'wọn ba bere pe melo
Iwọ nikan ni mo f'ẹran
Jẹjẹly, jẹjẹly, jẹjẹly dey go
Me and my sweet potato
Hold my hand oh baby
Ka ma gbadun arawa
Ka ma gbadun lọ o
Baby mi jọwọ o jẹ ka jọ ma a gbadun
Olomi jọwọ o jẹ ka jọ ma a gbadun
Aya to mọ yayi lọ n s'ikẹ ọkọ rẹ
Bi'ẹlẹgan ba n tan ẹ
Ko ma maa se gba o
Baby mi, baby mi se temi oh (My baby)
Jọ bami sọrọ, ko gbọ temi oh
You give me, you give me your heart oh
I finally losey my guard oh
Tell me wetin I for do if I no dey with you
Softly, softly, softly dey go
Na-na-na, na who wan stand between me and my lover
No, no, no, never
This na forever
Baby oh
Jẹjẹly, jẹjẹly, jẹjẹly dey go
Me and my sweet potato
Hold my hand oh baby
Ka ma gbadun lọ o
Baby mi jọwọ o jẹ ka jọ ma a gbadun (My baby)
Olomi jọwọ o jẹ ka jọ ma a gbadun
Aya to mọ yayi lọ n s'ikẹ ọkọ rẹ
Bi'ẹlẹgan ba n tan ẹ
Ko ma maa se gba o
B'ogiri o la nu o
Alangba o le raye wọ ogiri
Ilọsiwaju ọkọ (Ilọsiwaju ẹ)
Oun bẹ l'ọwọ aya oh (Ọwọ aya lowa o)
Ilọsiwaju aya, oun bẹ l'ọwọ ọkọ o
Baby, baby, baby mi o
Oya
Ololufẹ iyawo mi o, oya
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