You say you go do what, (chale, make u no try)
Chale, ebe like you no make wild (chale, make u no try)
Do then go ask sombro about we right right right now (chale, make u no try)
Kuborlor boys deɛ we no dey play o, serious action (chale, make u no try)

Verse 1 – Wanlov
Be very very afraid, we dey come like parade
You should have obeyed, now who dey come to your yard?
You make I bore waa diɛntsɛ, make I bore like dɛnkyɛm
Rydi wey you dey talk Wanlov, fa me bɔne kyɛ me
Too bad, too late, you go chew grass, no grace
Why your name be Idibia?

Straight out to the Master degree, Spedede
This is the Lord Kenya for you, Spedede

Hook
Mese akwadaa a, ɔnim nnwom no, ɔyɛ musical
Ɛna nea ɔtworɔ no, ɔyɛ lyrical
But akwadaa a, ɔte rap no, yɛfrɛ no (mese ɔyɛ) Kenyacal
I am the Kenyacal

Verse 1
Mese Nana brɛbrɛ, mensɛe mmerɛ, mapɔn adwuma
Ɛnnɛ yɛ ɛndɛ, abanowa bɛwe sardine, nantwie bɛwe sere
Mabu ka, nanso ɛtaa so a, wonsuro duka
Wonsuro tuo, wonsuro bazooka
Sika, ɛno ara ne sedeɛ, ɛno ara ne ne choka
Mabrɛ no no, kumkumkya, kumkumkya kum kum
Mekɔ club, merekɔ gye me spedede
Sɛ monim me, meyɛ

Hey Kofi, wake up
Yes, it’s ust another day in the life of Kofi Babone
Who is Kofi Babone? the son of fetish priest
As dawn breaks on his town, in a distance, a cock crow

Verse 1
Cock crow, man for go
Jump from the mango tree Onto buzanga Volvo
Overtakin all da cars, check ma sobo
I get ma superpowers from drinking Hausa kooko
Plus, extra moko for inside
Wait I hear mami wata shoutin by da seaside
Oh sista mami wata please y r u cryin?
Oil has spilled, all da fish r dyin!
Oh no!

Everyday Africa woman dey cry
Every blessed day Africa woman dey cry
E dey cry because im pikin die
Everyday e dey cry because im pikin die

Sickness come
Money no dey
Money no dey to chase sickness away

Everyday Africa woman dey cry
Every blessed day Africa woman dey cry
E dey cry because im pikin die
Everyday e dey cry because im pikin die

Everyday Africa woman dey cry
Every blessed day
Africa woman dey cry
E dey cry because im pikin die
Everyday e dey cry be

Intro
Fellow youth of Ghana, I am happy to address you what will go down in history
As the greatest youth revolution in our dear country
My brothers and sisters, the time has come for youth to aspire
To the highest office of the land, the Presidency!

Chorus 2x
If I was the president or a member of the parliament (2x)
Sɛ nka meyɛ ɔmanpanyin anaa sɛ meyɛ ɔmmrahyɛbadwani (2x)

Verse 1
Anka, ohia bunubunu tuo bɛtwa
Wei a maka yi, menim sɛ wobɛdwa
Nea wobɛdie, nea wobɛnom, nea wobɛda
Adesua pa ne apɔmuden, wobɛnya
Wei nyɛ party sɛm

When identical twins, Joshua Etse Kwesi Semana aka “Moodon” and John Atsu Korsi Semana aka “Deep” started music performances since 2003, they were known as Vee & Vee. Even before the duo could release a studio album, they were performing several big gigs every where in the country including doing Music Music Live on TV3 in 2006. At the last Ghana Music awards 2006, Moodon performed on the same stage alongside South African music giant Hugh Masekela and Kwabena Kwabena.

The duo started recording of their first full-length studio album since April 2006.

Chorus 2x
Meewu o, Kwame Ghana, meewu o (merewu o, merewu o, merewu o) (2x)
Mese ehum bi atu, ama ɔsram ayera
Mframa bi afa ama nsoroma ayera
Me mma yi yɛnenam yɛnenam
Akɔhwibɔra yɛnenam yɛrebɔ yi
Merewu o, merewu o, merewu o, merewu o

Verse 1
Kurogyan bɔ me ti, besea hwɛ me se
Kɔɔbri fira me ti, adeɛ atɔ m’ani
M’ani abre sɛ biribi, mafɔn aka me ti
Nsa yi, matwitwa bi, me ne hwan, wabisa bi
Me ne Togo, Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Cote D’Ivoire
Guinea, Mali, Egypt, Benin
Ethiopia, Rwanda, Angola, Chad, Tanzania
Namibia, Libya, Morocco, Senegal, Moza