Intro
Ah Ah
I'm D Banj
or Ski Banj like my Jamaican friends call me
Mo Hits records

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Its mo hits records
Its Don Jazzy again
Wande Coal, the blackest of devils
Doctor Sid
K switch
The prince is here
and you know we like kokolets
but we will love the kokolets that have got
not small
not the medium
but big big something
big ah...

CHORUS
I love that booty (x3) [Its your booty call]
See I want that booty, see I love that booty
I want that booty [Its your booty call]
I love that booty (x3) [Its your booty call]
See I love that booty, see I want that b

INTRO
ya ya ya ya ya (x3)
Are your ready

CHORUS
They call me Timaya
Just because I'm getting higher
Make una leave me alone
Say Timaya dey hot like fire
I say mama them know [mama them know]
I say papa them know [papa them know]
I say no time oh
for anybody oh
Well, I say mama them eh
papa them eh
I say no time oh
say no time oh
For anybody oh

VERSE 1
Timaya na my name
Bad belle people them dey ashamed
Them think say I no go make am oh
but now, na them dey shame oh
I say this na my life
No be about fame
This na my music
I dey 'pon the game

HOOK
I say mama them

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YOOUUUUUUUUUU!
Naija boy tell em...

Now we get dis new remix for you wey we dey call de Naija boy
YOOUUUUUUUUUU!

You go dey punch it in, and den crank back three times from left to right.

AHHHHHHHHHHHH....
YOOUUUUUUUUUU!

(HOOK x2)
Naija boy up in dis Ohhhhhhh
Watch me rap as I dey go
Watch me crank dat Naija boy
Den Supa-man dat Ohhhhhh
Yoouuuuu
Crank dat Naija Boy
Yoouuuuu
Crank dat Naija Boy
Yoouuuuu
Crank dat Naija Boy
Yoouuuuu
Crank dat Naija Boy

Naija boy up in dis Ohhhh
Watch me lean as I dey rock
Supa man dat Ohhhhhh
Nah broken English I

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Ayọ (born as Joy Olasunmibo Ogunmakin on 14 September 1980 in Frechen near Cologne, Germany) is an Afro-German singer-songwriter. She uses the Yoruba translation Ayọ or Ayo. of her first name Joy. The name has to be written with a dot below or behind the o – without it, it would refer to a pitted board game[1] popular among the Yorubas.

Her debut album Joyful, which was first released in 2006, reached Double-Platinum status in France, Platinum in Germany and Poland, Gold status in Switzerland and Italy and Greece.

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