Mot' A Ndoki
Eboa Lotin Lyrics

Ndol'a su e ta nde ka ndoti
Walking on the street looking for something

Bolongi bwe na bo si ben mawondi
Suddenly a dog appeared from nowhere

O takise nde mulema mam tete
It scared me and I fell down

Miso mongo pe e ma ta mba mbon
I wanted to get up but my leg was hurting

O ponda te na ja i no na wa
Then I saw some people who were passing by

Teten'am e titi na e ko na pi
They were looking at me and wondering what happened

Moto a titi na a tondo wa mo nyese
One of them said, 'This dog is always causing problems'

Ke ponda po a si tondi pe momene
He tried to catch the dog, but it ran away quickly

Ebanja na wa we nde muto'a mbolon
We talked about how dogs can be a nuisance

Na si ben moni bola wa nyola nika nde o bangi no mba
I shared my experience with the dog and how it hurt me

Biana biso na wa ja bo
We all agreed that something should be done

Soni soni sibise mulema mwam
We kept talking and discussing

Biana o mala o mboa nyu
One of us suggested calling the police

Son' o si bua mba'eduwe
But someone else said it wouldn't be effective

Biana o ma bupe momba mongo
Another person suggested finding the dog's owner

Soni soni o si wele mba beboa
We continued discussing and weighing our options

Na si ben lokoli lo nei
Eventually, we decided to leave the area and avoid the dog in the future

Na wande talons o Bata e
We all left and went our separate ways

Biana'o ma bupe momba mongo
Some agreed to try and find the dog's owner

Soni soni o si kwese mba ndima
Others thought it was better to let the authorities handle it

EBOA LOTIN na si beni nyolo ten i e Son si kwasa mba'ekanja
Eboa Lotin, the singer, expresses the frustration and helplessness of being a victim of a dog attack

Mun'a LOTIN'a SAME na si beni nyolo Ten i e O s'alane mba mandabo ma mianga
Lotin's friend comforts him and suggests different ways of dealing with the issue

Na si ben ponda songele
Lotin ends the song by saying he will keep trying to find a solution for the problem

Ngengeti yese ye o dibobe
He believes that everyone is responsible and should take action to ensure safety in their community

A mut'a bepuledi to o ni timba te Egypto
He also references ancient Egypt and its belief in animal deities, highlighting the importance of respecting and protecting animals

Biyana o mala o Amerika
He compares the situation to that in America, where he believes people take better care of their dogs

Soni soni o si tuba mba miso
He encourages continued dialogue and collaboration to find a lasting solution

Soni soniii sibise mulema mwam
The song ends with a repetition of the chorus calling for unity and action