Nurse Alabere
Adekunle GOLD Lyrics
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I've been bleeding, bleeding; I need healing; yeah ehh
Mo ti gb'iyanju oo; oh, oh, ohh
Mi o mu m'ora mo oo; oh
Mo ti gb; iyanju oo; oh, oh, ohh
Mi o mu m'ora mo oo; oh
K'o wa wo mi oo; e ba mi pe Nurse o, k'o ma a bo o
Ehh; e ba mi pe Nurse Alabere o, k'o wa oo
K'o wa wo mi oo; e ba mi pe Nurse o, k'o ma a bo o
I see you're moving on; moving on
You don't call me [you don't call me]; any more
You tried to cut me off; cut me off
You won't see me; any more
O ti e gb'iyanju rara o; oh, oh, oh, ohh
To make it work; yeah; [make it work;
O o try rara o; oh, ohh; oh, ohh
O kan give up on us, baby
E ba mi pe Nurse Alabere o, k'o wa oo
K'o wa wo mi oo; e ba mi pe Nurse o, k'o ma a bo o
Ehh; e ba mi pe Nurse Alabere o, k'o wa oo
K'o wa wo mi oo; e ba mi pe Nurse o, k'o ma a bo o
I wanna be free again; eh, eh, ehh; oh, oh, ohhh
Emi na fe move on; move on; on
Inira yi po ju o; o po ju o; oh, ohh
[Ajalu rere;
Mo fe move on; move on
E ba mi pe Nurse Alabere, k'o wa oo
[K'o wa o;
Ehh; eh, eh, ehh; e ba mi pe Nurse Alabere, k'o wa oo
E ba mi pe Nurse o, k'o ma a bo o!
The lyrics of Adekunle Gold's song Nurse Alabere tell a story of heartbreak and the need for healing. The singer has tried everything to forget the feeling but finds himself bleeding and in need of help. He seeks out Nurse Alabere to heal him and make him better. The chorus is a plea for the nurse to come to his aid and help him through his pain.
The second verse shows that the singer's former love interest has moved on and doesn't call him anymore. He tried to cut him off, but the singer still needs healing. He begs Nurse Alabere to come to his aid and help him move on. The bridge shows that the singer wants to be free again and move on from his past love. The song ends with a final plea for Nurse Alabere to come and help him.
The song's lyrics are a powerful expression of the pain of heartbreak and the need for healing. The Nurse Alabere character represents the power of healing and the hope that one can find in moving on from past hurts. Adekunle Gold's unique style and soulful voice make this song a powerful statement on the healing power of music.
Line by Line Meaning
I've tried everything, everything; to forget the feeling
The singer has attempted all possible means to eradicate the emotion within.
I've been bleeding, bleeding; I need healing; yeah ehh
The singer has been in agony and needs remedy desperately.
Mo ti gb'iyanju oo; oh, oh, ohh
I have implored for assistance oh, oh, ohh.
Mi o mu m'ora mo oo; oh
I can't endure the reign of affliction any longer.
E ba mi pe Nurse Alabere o, k'o wa oo
Please call on Nurse Alabere to come to my aid.
K'o wa wo mi oo; e ba mi pe Nurse o, k'o ma a bo o
Let her attend to me, and I implore you, Nurse, not to abandon me!
I see you're moving on; moving on
The singer observed that someone has moved on.
You don't call me [you don't call me]; any more
The person doesn't keep in touch with the artist anymore.
You tried to cut me off; cut me off
The person attempted to sever ties with the artist.
You won't see me; any more
The person will not see the artist again.
O ti e gb'iyanju rara o; oh, oh, oh, ohh
You have pleaded so much for help.
To make it work; yeah; [make it work;
To regain the relationship and restore things back to normal.
O o try rara o; oh, ohh; oh, ohh
It takes tremendous effort to make things right.
O kan give up on us, baby
Don't abandon our bond and relationship.
I wanna be free again; eh, eh, ehh; oh, oh, ohhh
The singer wants to be liberated from pain, agony, and hurt.
Emi na fe move on; move on; on
The artist desires to move on, move on and move forward.
Inira yi po ju o; o po ju o; oh, ohh
This agony is too much to bear; oh, ohh.
[Ajalu rere;
A good change and an end to agony.
Mo fe move on; move on
The singer wants to move on.
E ba mi pe Nurse Alabere, k'o wa oo
Please call on Nurse Alabere to come to my aid.
[K'o wa o;
Let her come and attend to me.
Ehh; eh, eh, ehh; e ba mi pe Nurse Alabere, k'o wa oo
An urgent call for Nurse Alabere to come and remedy the situation.
E ba mi pe Nurse o, k'o ma a bo o!
Please don't leave me, Nurse Alabere!
Writer(s): Adekunle Kosoko
Contributed by Max W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@funtube8656
I wish Adekunle Gold can go back to the era of good music with meaningful lyrics.
@MsGHLOVE
I have no clue what he saying but just listening to the English part of the song, it speaks to me...ending an 8 year relationship is difficult especially when the other person has moved on so quickly
@manzouk
MsGHLOVE sorry to hear that. God got you.
@hughchapman64
Culturally dense and fashionably modern - amazing creativity!
@BabyVega24
Your voice has so much power behind it, I hear this song and It makes me feel like deep inside myself I'm not where I belong (Africa has always called out too me as my real home). Especially with your song "Ire".
@ojedeleoluwafemi6550
really? i hope you will marry from africa?
@samsonaggrey4684
after a long release. I still came back on YouTube to listen to this song, so talking to me right now. thanks GOLD
@pat-vidaadvocacy4067
I am not yoruba neither do i understand the language but your songs comforts me and won't mind spending the last coin for you.
@defreshprince1453
My girlfriend is a nurse and we had arguments few days ago! I was playing a song and this accidentally played after the song I played! I was shocked cos all the words are just me! I miss her so much that I could have sent this song to her! But unfortunately she's an American and does not understand Yoruba! ππ
@thewealthybrokeman4377
De fresh Prince wow! fascinating