Behind the Curtain
Ibeyi Lyrics
Where are you now? My man, my suitor
Out of my life for good
Have you gone behind the curtain?
Be I so far, or very near, my baby just have no fear
Leaving me uncertain, I am here
Where are you now? My man, my father
Far from my life for good, or in your ivory tower
Be I so far, or very near, my baby just have no fear
Leaving me uncertain, I am here
We know to our fright, and delight
That the stars will still shine in the night
That's how you'll last for me all night
Forever in shadows, yet bright
Dear audience, sweet spectator
We're together for good
Or til I lose favour
Have you gone behind the curtain?
Be I so far, or very near, my baby just have no fear
Leaving me uncertain, I am here
Have you gone behind the curtain?
Be I so far, or very near, my baby just have no fear
I am here
Ago Inle ago, ago Inle ago
Ago Inle ago ya, ago Inle ago ya
Ago Moyuba lorisha Moyuba o Moyuba lorisha
Ago Moyuba lorisha Moyuba o Moyuba lorisha
Ago Moyuba lorisha Moyuba o Moyuba lorisha
Ago Moyuba lorisha Moyuba o Moyuba lorisha
Ago Inle ago, ago Inle ago
Ago Inle ago ya, ago Inle ago ya
Ago Inle ago, ago Inle ago
Ago Inle ago ya, ago Inle ago ya
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Written by: ERIC STERLING COLLINS, LISA KAINDE DIAZ, NAOMI DIAZ
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Ibeyi are Cuban-born, Paris based twin sisters Lisa-Kaïndé and Naomi Diaz. They sing in French, English, Spanish and Yoruba, which was brought to Cuba by West African slaves. Ibeyi honor their father’s legacy, Cuban jazz percussionist Miguel "Angá" Díaz through their percussive production. Beatsmith Naomi plays both the cajón and the batá while Lisa-Kaindé plays the piano and sings the main vocals.
Signed to XL Recordings, they released the Oya EP in June 2014 which also includes the song River. Read Full BioIbeyi are Cuban-born, Paris based twin sisters Lisa-Kaïndé and Naomi Diaz. They sing in French, English, Spanish and Yoruba, which was brought to Cuba by West African slaves. Ibeyi honor their father’s legacy, Cuban jazz percussionist Miguel "Angá" Díaz through their percussive production. Beatsmith Naomi plays both the cajón and the batá while Lisa-Kaindé plays the piano and sings the main vocals.
Signed to XL Recordings, they released the Oya EP in June 2014 which also includes the song River. Mama says was released in November, extracted from their eponymous Richard Russell produced album launched in February 16th, 2015. A third song from "Ibeyi", Ghosts, was promoted in January 2015 before they embarked on an extensive European and US Tour.
http://www.ibeyi.fr
Signed to XL Recordings, they released the Oya EP in June 2014 which also includes the song River. Read Full BioIbeyi are Cuban-born, Paris based twin sisters Lisa-Kaïndé and Naomi Diaz. They sing in French, English, Spanish and Yoruba, which was brought to Cuba by West African slaves. Ibeyi honor their father’s legacy, Cuban jazz percussionist Miguel "Angá" Díaz through their percussive production. Beatsmith Naomi plays both the cajón and the batá while Lisa-Kaindé plays the piano and sings the main vocals.
Signed to XL Recordings, they released the Oya EP in June 2014 which also includes the song River. Mama says was released in November, extracted from their eponymous Richard Russell produced album launched in February 16th, 2015. A third song from "Ibeyi", Ghosts, was promoted in January 2015 before they embarked on an extensive European and US Tour.
http://www.ibeyi.fr
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