Gearrthóg Físe
Lyrics
(Mavin, Mavin, Mavin)
– (Mavin, Mavin, Mavin)
Ooh-ah
– Ooh-ah
(TrussMii)
– (TrussMii)
Hmm-mm
– Hmm-mm
Hmm-mm
– Hmm-mm
Hmm-ah
– Hmm-ah
Ohema, doh doh doh (doh)
– Ohema, doh doh doh (doh)
She wan dey form (form)
– Tá sí wan dey foirm (foirm)
I give her one time, now, she come for more (more), ah
– Tugaim uair amháin di, anois, tagann sí ar feadh níos mó (níos mó), ah
My thing too long
– Mo rud ró fhada
She want to taste my kokoro
– Ba mhaith léi mo kokoro a bhlaiseadh
My dear, make I tell you (tell you)
– A chara, déan deirim leat (inis duit)
I no dey wan dey do like say (like say, like say)
– Ní maith liom dey wan dey abair (mar abair, mar abair)
Me, I suppose dey go holiday (holiday), but, I want to stay (stay, ah-ahn)
– Mise, is dócha go dtéann dey saoire (saoire), ach, ba mhaith liom fanacht (fanacht, ah-ahn)
(Yeah-yeah)
– (Sea-sea)
She thought I was lazy (yeah-yeah)
– Shíl sí go raibh mé leisciúil (yeah-yeah)
She said “baby, don’t play me”
– Dúirt sí “leanbh, ná bí ag imirt orm”
When I hit it, she be screaming my name (yeah-yeah)
– Nuair a bhuail mé é, tá sí ag screadaíl m ‘ ainm (yeah-yeah)
I’m driving her crazy (uh-uh, oh)
– Tá mé ag tiomáint a craiceáilte (uh-uh, oh)
She want it on a daily (yeah-yeah)
– Ba mhaith léi é ar lá (yeah-yeah)
She call me on the phone
– Glaonn sí orm ar an bhfón
Said “she wan know if I’ll come back again” (yeah-yeah)
– Dúirt sí “tá a fhios aici an dtiocfaidh mé ar ais arís” (yeah-yeah)
If I’ll come back again (yeah-yeah)
– If I ‘ ll go again (yeah-yeah)
I give her like ta ta ta, ta ta ta
– Tugaim di mar ta ta ta, ta ta ta
Omo yen ki gbe “ah ah ah, ah ah ah”
– Oo yen ki gbe “ah ah, ah ah ah”
She make I go ta ta ta, ta ta ta (ta-ta-ta)
– Déanann sí ta ta ta, ta ta ta (ta-ta-ta)
Omo yen ki gbe “ah ah ah, ah ah ah”
– Oo yen ki gbe “ah ah, ah ah ah”
She wan dey corner
– Tá sí wan dey cúinne
She wan dey corner my location (my location)
– Cúinne sí wan dey mo shuíomh (mo shuíomh)
She want to germinate on top this my plantation (my plantation, yeah-yeah)
– Ba mhaith léi péacadh ar a bharr seo mo phlandáil (mo phlandáil, yeah-yeah)
And if I answer, she go carry me go for vacation (‘cation)
– Agus má fhreagraím, téann sí liom téigh ar saoire (‘cation)
She want to get down but she no know say me I be gladiator (yeah)
– Tá sí ag iarraidh dul síos ach níl a fhios aici abair liom is gladiator mé (sea)
Omo (omo), the kele don gallant, body don balance, I ready to fire dey go (yeah-yeah)
– Balanceo (oo), an kele don gallant, comhlacht don iarmhéid, tá mé réidh le tine dey go (yeah-yeah)
Omo, I no dey too shout am
– Oo, níl mé ró-shout am
Gbomo gbomo, me, I fit carry your girlie dey go, omo (ooh-ooh)
– Gbomo gbomo, mise, oiriúnach déan do girlie dey go, ,o (ooh-ooh)
My dear, make I tell you (tell you)
– A chara, déan deirim leat (inis duit)
I no dey wan dey do like say (like say)
– Ní maith liom dey wan dey a rá (cosúil le rá)
Me, I suppose dey go holiday (holiday), but, I want to stay (stay, ah-ahn)
– Mise, is dócha go dtéann dey saoire (saoire), ach, ba mhaith liom fanacht (fanacht, ah-ahn)
She thought I was lazy (yeah-yeah)
– Shíl sí go raibh mé leisciúil (yeah-yeah)
She said “baby, don’t play me” (play me)
– Dúirt sí “baby, don’ t play me ” (seinn dom)
When I hit it, she be screaming my name (yeah-yeah)
– Nuair a bhuail mé é, tá sí ag screadaíl m ‘ ainm (yeah-yeah)
I’m driving her crazy (uh-uh, oh)
– Tá mé ag tiomáint a craiceáilte (uh-uh, oh)
She want it on a daily (yeah-yeah)
– Ba mhaith léi é ar lá (yeah-yeah)
She call me on the phone
– Glaonn sí orm ar an bhfón
Said “she wan know if I’ll come back again” (yeah-yeah)
– Dúirt sí “tá a fhios aici an dtiocfaidh mé ar ais arís” (yeah-yeah)
If I’ll come back again (yeah-yeah)
– If I ‘ ll go again (yeah-yeah)
I give her like ta ta ta, ta ta ta (I give her like)
– Tugaim ta ta ta, ta ta ta di (tugaim a leithéidí di)
Omo yen ki gbe “ah ah ah, ah ah ah” (ahh)
– Oo yen ki gbe “ah ah ah, ah ah” (ahh)
She make I go ta ta ta, ta ta ta (ta-ta-ta)
– Déanann sí ta ta ta, ta ta ta (ta-ta-ta)
Omo yen ki gbe “ah ah ah, ah ah ah”
– Oo yen ki gbe “ah ah, ah ah ah”
(Oh yeah, na)
– (Ó sea, na)
