Turn The Lights Off
Dr. Dre & World Class Wreckin' Crew Lyrics


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Call me Danny S ooo
Mr Le Mr Le
You can call me Small Doctor ain
Omo ope ti gbe gba ope
Motila molly zoom zoom
Kinmo sere
Moti nowo soju zoom zoom
Ankara jo Gucci
Gbadun omo e
10 bay 20 bay heeeeee

Off the light
Epanor hustle tight esha che
Hold the wire efa wire aaaaaaah
Ki lonro Malo ro
Ki lonbo Malo bo ebernor
Ki lonwo malo rooo

Alaafin agege
You can call me Small Doctor

Etun tin fanan ain
Etun ti gbe lena eh eh
Etun ti gbe kanan
Omi gutter ati dom perignon e gberin

Etun tin fanan ain
Etun ti gbe lena eh eh
Etun ti gbe kanan
Omi gutter ati dom perignon

Adura ngba ninu club
Owo nan pin ninu church
Omo nan wa lo is mosque
Doko dobo is a most
Dem say police is your friend
Ma gbagbe pe eni moyan lo npa yan
Hello brother kamo
Shey ekolani ? abi e fight lion?
Okay

Motila molly zoom zoom
Kinmo sere
Moti nowo soju zoom zoom
Ankara jo Gucci
Gbadun omo e
10 bay, 20 bay heeeeee

Off the light
Epanor hustle tight esha che
Hold the wireefa wire aaaaaaah
Ki lonro Malo ro
Ki lonbo Malo bo ebernor
Ki lonwo malo rooo
Ki lonro Malo roooo

Call me Danny S ooo
Ema je bread lo won din eyin lowo
O like koboko O like koboko
She say lah lah lah
Odi high tension

Won fe panan chairman kon lo tan ti cancelor
Alaye toba fe fo gutter koya bosi tente eh eh
Ain call me Small Doctor
Akeweje je oganla
Alaafin omo better omo tonso
Omo iya teacher ain

Tonbani kepa na madawon loun nkamin wa nidi e
Off the light gbo o o
Se moje nepa official nepa official
Hustle tight ti sars bamu e know your right
In the club of pool party
Obo ti yapa ni 2:30 Gbes

Off the light
Epanor, hustle tight esha che
Hold the wire efa wire aaaaaaah

Ki lonro Malo ro
Ki lonbo Malo bo ebernor




Ki lonwo malo rooo
Ki lonro Malo roooo

Overall Meaning

The song "Turn Off The Lights" by Dr. Dre vs. World Class Wreckin' Crew is a blend of Nigerian elements in the lyrics and a hip-hop beat. The song features Danny S, Mr Le, and Small Doctor, each of whom introduces themselves in the beginning. The lyrics feature Nigerian slang such as "Motila molly zoom zoom" and "Ankara jo Gucci." The song switches back and forth between English and Yoruba, a Nigerian language.


The chorus of the song, "Off the light, Epanor hustle tight esha che, Hold the wire efa wire aaaaaaah, Ki lonro Malo ro, Ki lonbo Malo bo ebernor, Ki lonwo malo rooo," seems to be encouraging the listener to turn off the lights, hustle tight, and hold on to their money because people may be out to get them.


Throughout the song, the lyrics also touch on themes such as prayer, money, and police brutality. In the bridge, the song says "Adura ngba ninu club, Owo nan pin ninu church, Omo nan wa lo is mosque, Doko dobo is a most," highlighting that prayer can happen in any setting, whether it be a club, church, mosque or most unexpected place.


Line by Line Meaning

Call me Danny S ooo
Introducing oneself as Danny S


Mr Le Mr Le
Repeating the phrase 'Mr Le'


You can call me Small Doctor ain
Offering an alternate name Small Doctor


Omo ope ti gbe gba ope
Celebrating success


Motila molly zoom zoom
Riding a motorbike


Kinmo sere
Dancing


Moti nowo soju zoom zoom
Buying expensive clothes


Ankara jo Gucci
Mixing traditional and modern styles


Gbadun omo e
Enjoying oneself


10 bay 20 bay heeeeee
Expressing wealth


Off the light
Turning off the lights


Epanor hustle tight esha che
Urging to work hard


Hold the wire efa wire aaaaaaah
Calling attention to a potential danger


Ki lonro Malo ro
Asking why the lights went out


Ki lonbo Malo bo ebernor
Questioning the exact problem


Ki lonwo malo rooo
Asking if the power will come back on


Alaafin agege
Referencing a person from Agege area


Etun tin fanan ain
Describing a flashy lifestyle


Etun ti gbe lena eh eh
Showing off wealth


Etun ti gbe kanan
Displaying flamboyance


Omi gutter ati dom perignon e gberin
Drinking expensive champagne


Adura ngba ninu club
Praying in the club


Owo nan pin ninu church
Paying tithes in church


Omo nan wa lo is mosque
Going to the mosque


Doko dobo is a most
Going to nightclubs


Dem say police is your friend
Referencing a common phrase


Ma gbagbe pe eni moyan lo npa yan
Advising to stay out of trouble


Hello brother kamo
Greeting someone


Shey ekolani ? abi e fight lion?
Asking if someone is brave or foolish


Okay
Acknowledging a response


Ema je bread lo won din eyin lowo
Asking to get paid


O like koboko O like koboko
Possibly threatening violence


She say lah lah lah
Mocking someone


Odi high tension
Warning to stay away from trouble


Won fe panan chairman kon lo tan ti cancelor
Discussing people's ambitions


Alaye toba fe fo gutter koya bosi tente eh eh
Showing willingness to take risks


Akeweje je oganla
Describing oneself as important


Alaafin omo better omo tonso
Describing someone as great


Omo iya teacher ain
Proud of one's mother who is a teacher


Tonbani kepa na madawon loun nkamin wa nidi e
Speaking in Yoruba dialect with obscure meaning


Se moje nepa official nepa official
Complaining about electricity company


Hustle tight ti sars bamu e know your right
Encouraging to persevere despite challenges


In the club of pool party
Describing a party environment


Obo ti yapa ni 2:30 Gbes
Slang phrase that is difficult to translate




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Miche’le CARRIED THIS WHOLE TRACK!!🔥🔥🔥🔥

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@daiseymae6263

Wow, she did these vocals at 16 years old! Bravo!

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Big Wow 😢

@zgon4341

Michel'le is one hell of a woman. She is the reason this song was a hit. I remember it back then and the memories flood me, taking me back to a time where things were much better.

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