Carolina
Flavour Lyrics

Oh oh oh iye he anh anh iye ooh (Mr Flavour)
Mr Flavour starts the song by making adlibs with his voice.

I salute oh my baby Carolina (Carolina)
Flavour greets and acknowledges his love interest, Carolina.

I gbadun your style oh my baby Carolina (Carolina)
Flavour admires and appreciates Carolina's sense of style.

(Carolina) The way wey she dey shake up her low waist.
Flavour points out Carolina's dance moves which involve shaking her waist.

The way wey she dey shake up her backer
Flavour also admires the way Carolina shakes her backside.

I'm ready to spend all my money just to get a taste of her waist oo
Flavour is willing to go to any length to experience Carolina's dancing closely.

Carolinaa Carolinaa Carolinaa Carolina
Flavour keeps calling out Carolina's name.

She too fine pass her friends oo Carolina (Carolina)
Flavour thinks Carolina is not only beautiful but also more attractive than her friends.

She make sense pass her friends oo Carolina (Carolina)
Flavour finds Carolina more interesting and intelligent than her friends.

(Carolina) The way wey she dey shake up her low waist.
Flavour continues to highlight Carolina's unique dance moves involving shaking her waist.

The way wey she dey shake up her backer
Flavour emphasizes his admiration for the way Carolina shakes her backside.

I'm ready to spend all my money just to get a taste of her waist oo
Flavour reiterates his willingness to spend his money on Carolina's dance skills.

Nakwa Carolina baby (ifineme) Oya whine am for me oo (Caro baby)
Flavour calls out to Carolina to dance for him.

Nakwa Carolina baby (ifineme) Oya shake am for me oo (Caro baby)
Flavour continues to encourage Carolina to display her dance moves.

Baby Carolina (Caro baby) Carolinaa
Flavour calls Carolina affectionately as he expresses his adoration for her.

Baby Carolina (Caro baby)
Flavour calls Carolina lovingly.

The way wey she dey shake up her low waist
Flavour repeats his appreciation for Carolina's unique waist shaking dance moves.

The way she dey rolling her waist
Flavour is impressed with the way Carolina rolls her waist while dancing.

She dey make me dey craze oo Carolina
Flavour admits that Carolina drives him crazy with her dance moves.

The way wey she dey papapa dey go
Flavour describes the fast pace of Carolina's dance moves.

The way wey she dey selense dey go
Flavour uses an onomatopoeia to describe Carolina's dance moves, which is 'selense.'

The way wey she dey whine am go down down low
Flavour talks about the way Carolina's waist drops low while she dances.

Baaby
Flavour addresses Carolina affectionately.

The way wey she dey jejeje dey go dey want me to dey throw-way
Flavour loses control and feels like throwing his hands up in the air when he sees Carolina's dance moves.

I'm ready to spend all my money just to get a taste of her waist oo.
Flavour stresses once again that he is willing to use all his money to get closer to Carolina's dancing.

Nakwa Carolina baby (ifineme) Oya whine am for me oo (Caro baby)
Flavour starts calling out to Carolina, asking her to dance.

Nakwa Carolina baby (ifineme) Oya shake am for me oo (Caro baby)
Flavour continues to encourage Carolina to shake her body while dancing.

Baby Carolina (Caro baby)
Flavour calls Carolina affectionately while enjoying her dance moves.

Baby Carolinaa (ifineme)
Flavour calls out to Carolina using a term that translates to 'my heart's desire.'

Carolinaa baby
Flavour calls Carolina affectionately one last time before the song ends.