AFRITUNES WEEK 177 | "JOROMI BY SIMI" - Voice cover by Cianajoy
Hi everyone and welcome to you. I am @cianajoy and today i will be making a cover of an African song titled "Joromi by Simi." The lyrics and source to this song are added below my post. Please, let's enjoy the moment together as you play the video above.
"Joromi"
song by Simi
Joromi Joromi
I want you to love me
Joromi baby
Joromi Joro
Kiode? Kilode o?
Why you no dey call me
Kilode baby?
Kilode Joro
I dey give you signal (joromi)
Why you no dey see me ah (joromi)
I give you green light tire (joromi Joro)
Omo kilon bubble o (Joromi)
Make you no dey fumble o (Joromi)
I go shoot my shot e o Joro
So Joro baby take my number
(Take my number)
You know you can call me later
(Call me later)
Me I want to be your lover
(Be your lover)
On baby, call me later
(Call me later)
Faloabi bosi bi o
Talk to your friend o
Joromi baby o (joromi Joro)
Shebi iwo lo so fun mi
You talk sey he like me
Ah abi iro lo n pa gan (Kilode Joro)
I dey give you signal (joromi)
Shey you no dey see me ah (joromi)
I give you green light tire (joromi Joro)
Omo kilon bubble o (joromi)
Ko ma lo fumble o (joro mi)
I go shoot my shot e o Joro
So Joro baby take my number
(Take my number)
You know you can call me later
(Call me later)
Me I want to be your lover
(Be your lover)
Oh baby call me later
(Call me later)
Oh baby no be crime
Make pesin love you aye
Love you baby aye
Yes I love you baby oh
Oh baby tell my why
(Tell me why)
You dey take your time
Just call be baby
Joro baby take my number o
(Take my number)
Maybe you can call me later
(Call me later)
Me I want to be your lover
(Be your lover)
Oh baby call me later
(Call me later)
Baby mi o
Ki lon shele gangan?
(Take my number)
I dey wait for you since early mon mon
(Call me later)
Me I want to be your lover
(Be your lover)
Oh baby call me later
(Call me later)
"Joromi" is an African song sang by Simi. It's a song inspired by true love which makes you go the extra mile of taking the first move instead of letting the person you love be the one to take the first move to profess his/her love to you. This might sound crazy but it shows how powerful love could be, and this love lingers in your heart once you meet the person you feel the genuine connection with. The song is missed with yoruba dialet indicating the level of perseverance exercised by the person in love while the one that was loved is not moved. Will the consistent pushing of this lover yield a positive result? So it's left for the outcome to decide.
Here is the original song by Simi