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Complete Lyrics To "Wonderful" By Burna Boy

Full Lyrics to "Wonderful" by Burna Boy

Check the full lyrics to "Wonderful" by Burna Boy, a record giving insight to his upcoming album, Twice As Tall.

Burna Boy - Wonderful

Burna Boy - Wonderful

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See the complete lyrics to 'Wonderful' by Burna boy

[Chorus:]

Anywhere I go Mo n’ lati pa da si ile mi 

Coz mama mi won wa ni le mi

I know wan make person tell me say I too lazy

Oluwa Burna of la la  ni

As I dey hustle 

Like Adebayo Ogunlesi 

No go talk say me I too lazy

Anywhere I go Mo n’ lati pa da si ile mi 

Coz mama mi won wa ni le mi

 

[Verse 1: Burna Boy]

Wonderful… hmmm

I go show wonder 

Waa ri wonderful

You no go believe 

Wetin won happen

No disturbance when the gbedu won catch you o

Iz like you dey sleep but this one pass you

Banga

As the gbedu don start

Won jo

From your feet all over

Won jo

With somebody daughter

Won jo

Coz i’m feeling it in my soooooooullllll

Something is changing

Right in your face

Dey there

Ooooooooo

Something dey scratch me

Kon be like jazz

CLICK HERE: Download Mp3 - Wonderful by Burna Boy 

[Chorus:]

Anywhere I go Mo n’ lati pa da si ile mi 

Coz mama mi won wa ni le mi

I know wan make person tell me say I too lazy

Oluwa Burna of la la  ni

As I dey hustle 

Like Adebayo Ogunlesi 

No go talk say me I too lazy

Anywhere I go Mo n’ lati pa da si ile mi 

Coz mama mi won wa ni le mi

 

[Post Chorus:]

I go show wonder 

Waa ri wonderful

You no go believe 

Wetin won happen

No disturbance when the gbedu won catch you o

Iz like you dey sleep but this one pass you

Banga

As the gbedu don start

Won jo

From your feet all over

Won jo

With somebody daughter

Won jo

Coz I’m feeling it in my soooooooullllll

Something is changing

Right in your face

Dey there

Ooooooooo

Something dey scratch me

Kon be like jazz

[BEATS & INSTRUMENTAL...]

 

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