Ololufe Mi
JUX Diamond Platnumz Lyrics


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S2kizzy Baby
Oh, woah
Mmm, yeah

Ololufe Mi
You know, you always on my mind
I think about you every time
Yeah
Kwako sihemi

Ololufe Mi (Ololu o Femi)
You know, you always on my mind
I think about you every time
Mmm
Kwako sihemi
Yeah

We ndio usingizi
We ndio wangu mliwaza
Na ziba na masikio
Hakuna wakunipumbaza
Mmm, yeah

Natamani (natamani masaa)
Yangerudi (yangerudi nyuma)
Mimi na wewe (baby mimi na wewe)
Tungejuana zamani
Olo-lo-lu

Ololufe Mi (Ololu, eh)
You know, you always on my mind
I think about you every time
Mmm
Kwako sihemi

Olololu
Ololufe Mi
(Olo-lo-lo-lo)
You know, you always on my mind
On my mind, mind
I think about you every time
Oh, about you every time
Kwako sihemi
(Olo-lo-lu)
Eh'

Ololu, eh
Kama ni kikohozi
Basi (usinikingie) 'nionye inatosha
Ololu, eh (Ololu, еh)
Ololu, eh (Ololu, eh)
We ndio barafu wa moyo
Mmm
I wanna kiss you
Mwaah, mwaah, mwaah!
(Hе-he-he)
Ololu, I miss your love, love, love
(Mavituz)
Oh what is this now, now, now
Umenipa nini?
And I will love you
I will love you today, tomorrow
Iwe happy, iwe sorrow
Today, tomorrow
Uwe Mwananchi, uwe Kolo
Oh, today, tomorrow
Ni bloku, ni follow
I will love you, love you, ooh

Ololufe Mi
You know, you always on my mind
I think about you every time
Every time, every time
Kwako sihemi
Ololu
Ololufe Mi, Ololu o Femi
You know, you always on my mind
You know, you always on my mind
I think about you every time
Every time, every time
Kwako sihemi
Ah, ah, ah

Oh, hii nyimbo nimeimba tuicheze
Nicheze nawe (baby, baby)
Nicheze nawe (me and you)
Nicheze nawe (wewe tu)
Nicheze nawe (cheza)
Nicheze nawe (leo)
Nicheze nawewe tu
Oh, nicheze nawewe

I seh bongolo, bongolo, bongolo, (ay) bongoto
Nicheze nawe
Oh, olongo toh
Nicheze nawe
Ki-ri-ki-ti
Nicheze nawe
Ku-ru-ku-tu
Nicheze nawe
Acho-cho-cho
Nicheze nawe
Eh, achi-chi-chi
Nicheze nawe tu, ooh
Nicheze nawe
Ka Mix Laizer

Overall Meaning

In "Ololufe Mi," JUX Diamond Platnumz poignantly encapsulates the themes of love, longing, and the significance of connection within a relationship. The title "Ololufe Mi" translates to "My Lover" or "My Beloved," immediately establishing the intimate nature of the song. The repetition of phrases like “You know, you always on my mind” serves to emphasize the consuming nature of love. It depicts a scenario where the singer is deeply infatuated with their partner, suggesting that thoughts of them are both frequent and unavoidable, which speaks to the intensity that love can elicit in someone’s life. The phrase “Kwako sihemi,” which could imply an allure or connection to the beloved, suggests that this thought process is invigorating and rejuvenating, akin to a longing that retains a positive undertone.


The lyrics also venture into a reflective space, with the singer expressing a desire for the past through the line "Natamani yangerudi," which translates to “I wish it could go back." This sentiment indicates a yearning to rekindle elements of a past relationship or to have re-experienced early joys with the partner. It’s reminiscent of nostalgia, where the beauty of the past is highlighted as a contrast to perhaps the current state. The song highlights how past experiences shape the present, invoking a bittersweet yearning that many listeners can relate to when thinking about formative moments in their relationships. This could represent the universal desire for connection that once existed, highlighting how memories serve as both a comfort and a source of longing.


Further along, the lyrics delve into the physical and emotional affection the singer has for their partner. Phrases like “We ndio barafu wa moyo,” meaning “You are the ice for my heart,” poetically express the idea that this person brings cooling relief to the emotional temperature of the singer's life—perhaps symbolizing how love can numb pain or intense feelings. This metaphor makes love appear soothing and vital, illustrating its importance in ensuring emotional well-being. The playful language of wanting to kiss and expressive melodies infuse the lyrics with an air of flirtation and charm, painting a picture of a lively affection that moves beyond mere words and enters the realm of warmth and joy.


In the conclusion of the song, the repetitive call to dance (“Nicheze nawe”) emphasizes not only the joy found in the relationship but also the communal aspect of love—celebrating these connections through shared experiences. This highlights a cultural nuance, where music, dance, and love intertwine as critical components of existence. The lively rhythm of the song corresponds to these calls for dance, creating an atmosphere of joy that counters any previous sentiments of longing or sadness. Ultimately, “Ololufe Mi” serves as a colorful narrative of love that balances reminiscence and present joy, encouraging listeners to embrace their feelings while also celebrating the companionship that love brings. The entire composition resonates with the importance of both emotional intimacy and communal celebration through music and dance, bringing the themes full circle.


Line by Line Meaning

S2kizzy Baby
A casual introduction, setting a playful tone at the beginning of the song.


Oh, woah
An expression of emotion, possibly awe or longing, evoking feelings related to love and admiration.


Mmm, yeah
A vocal affirmation that adds a layer of sentiment and engagement to the song.


Ololufe Mi
A term of endearment meaning 'my love' in Yoruba, establishing a direct connection to the beloved.


You know, you always on my mind
Conveys a deep sense of constant affection and preoccupation with the loved one’s thoughts.


I think about you every time
Indicates that thoughts of the beloved are ever-present, highlighting their significance in the singer's life.


Yeah
A simple affirmation, reinforcing the previous statement with sincerity.


Kwako sihemi
Suggests that the beloved is essential and irreplaceable to the artist.


Ololufe Mi (Ololu o Femi)
Reiterates the affectionate address, emphasizing its importance and emotional weight.


You know, you always on my mind
Repetition of the sentiment, strengthening the notion of unwavering affection.


I think about you every time
Reinforces the idea of constant contemplation and love for the significant other.


Mmm
A sound of agreement or contemplation, enhancing the emotional depth.


Kwako sihemi
Again emphasizes the indispensable role of the beloved in the singer's life.


Yeah
A reaffirmation of the preceding lines, adding enthusiasm.


We ndio usingizi
Indicates that the beloved brings peace and tranquility, like sleep.


We ndio wangu mliwaza
Affirms that the beloved is a part of the singer's dreams and aspirations.


Na ziba na masikio
Implies that the singer is attentive and completely focused on the beloved.


Hakuna wakunipumbaza
Means there’s no one who can distract or mislead the singer from the love they feel.


Mmm, yeah
Another expression of emotional resonance, indicating deep reflection.


Natamani (natamani masaa)
Expresses a deep yearning, wishing for time to rewind to moments spent together.


Yangerudi (yangerudi nyuma)
Longs for a return to the past, evoking nostalgia for shared experiences.


Mimi na wewe (baby mimi na wewe)
Affirms a desire for closeness and connection with the beloved.


Tungejuana zamani
Reflects on the desire to have known each other earlier, hinting at lost opportunities.


Olo-lo-lu
A playful and affectionate expression, maintaining a light, loving atmosphere.


Ololufe Mi (Ololu, eh)
Reiterates the heartfelt address, signaling emotional intensity.


You know, you always on my mind
Restates the theme of constant love and thought for the beloved.


I think about you every time
Reinforces the idea of the beloved being a central figure in the singer's life.


Mmm
Adds an emotional layer, as if reflecting deeply or savoring the thought.


Kwako sihemi
Highlights the importance of the beloved again, portraying a sense of reliance.


Olololu
Maintains the affectionate tone and connection to the beloved.


Ololufe Mi
Reiterates the term of endearment, reinforcing emotional bonds.


(Olo-lo-lo-lo)
A playful melodic interlude, enhancing the sentimental atmosphere.


You know, you always on my mind
Emphasizes the song’s core message of continual love and remembrance.


On my mind, mind
Drives home the idea of the beloved being a dominant thought in the singer's mind.


I think about you every time
Reinforces emotional importance and attachment to the beloved.


Oh, about you every time
Highlighting the depth of affection with a subtle shift, expressing the all-encompassing love.


Kwako sihemi
Once more underscores the cherished position of the beloved in the singer’s heart.


(Olo-lo-lu)
A playful reminder of love, maintaining a light yet intimate connection.


Eh'
A vocal interjection indicating emotional engagement.


Ololu, eh
An affectionate expression, further entrenching the loving vibe of the song.


Kama ni kikohozi
Metaphorically suggesting that like a cough, love is an involuntary reaction that cannot be controlled.


Basi (usinikingie) 'nionye inatosha
Implores the beloved not to ditch the relationship, claiming the emotional bond is enough.


Ololu, eh (Ololu, еh)
Reaffirms the tender nickname, adding intensity to the emotion.


Ololu, eh (Ololu, eh)
Continues to evoke the sentiment, reinforcing affection.


We ndio barafu wa moyo
Proclaims that the beloved is the 'ice' of the heart, signifying they bring refreshing love and coolness.


Mmm
An expression that conveys pleasure or contemplation, enhancing emotional depth.


I wanna kiss you
Directly expresses a desire for physical intimacy, highlighting romantic feelings.


Mwaah, mwaah, mwaah!
A playful vocalization that symbolizes affection and sensuality.


(Hе-he-he)
A light-hearted laugh, contributing to the playful, jovial essence of the song.


Ololu, I miss your love, love, love
A heartfelt declaration of longing for the beloved’s affection.


(Mavituz)
Possibly a shoutout or reference, relating to the environment of the song.


Oh what is this now, now, now
An expression of surprise or bewilderment regarding the feelings towards love.


Umenipa nini?
Questions the beloved about what they’ve given to inspire this intense affection.


And I will love you
A promise of unwavering love, creating a sense of hope and commitment.


I will love you today, tomorrow
Affirms the continuity of love, projecting it into the future.


Iwe happy, iwe sorrow
Indicates a readiness to support through both joyous and sorrowful times.


Today, tomorrow
Reiterates the perpetual nature of the love promised.


Uwe Mwananchi, uwe Kolo
Expresses a desire for the beloved to embrace both identity and fun in their relationship.


Oh, today, tomorrow
Continues the promise of love and support into the future.


Ni bloku, ni follow
Suggests a playful challenge to stay connected and committed to each other.


I will love you, love you, ooh
A heartfelt reiteration, adding emphasis to the commitment of affection.


Ololufe Mi
Once more addresses the beloved, a profound declaration of love.


You know, you always on my mind
A final reminder of the endless affection held for the beloved.


I think about you every time
Reinforces the unwavering attention and importance of the beloved.


Every time, every time
Stresses the inevitability and constancy of love for the beloved.


Kwako sihemi
Once again emphasizes that the beloved is irreplaceable and crucial to the singer’s happiness.


Ololu
A playful endearment, infusing the song with warmth.


Ololufe Mi, Ololu o Femi
Concludes with the enduring declaration of love, solidifying the song's theme.


You know, you always on my mind
Reiterates the core message of love's permanence in the singer's heart.


You know, you always on my mind
Reinforces the key theme once more, wrapping up the emotional journey.


I think about you every time
Affirms the enduring love, capturing the essence of devotion present throughout the song.


Every time, every time
Conveys the constancy of love as a recurring and unwavering experience.


Kwako sihemi
Final emphasis on the beloved's significant and irreplaceable role, culminating in the song’s emotional core.


Ah, ah, ah
An expressive vocalization, encapsulating deep emotion and longing.


Oh, hii nyimbo nimeimba tuicheze
Declares that this song was created to be enjoyed, inviting participation in a joyous moment.


Nicheze nawe (baby, baby)
Implores the beloved to join in a shared experience of joy and connection.


Nicheze nawe (me and you)
Reiterates the desire for shared moments, emphasizing unity.


Nicheze nawe (wewe tu)
Signals exclusivity in the relationship, cherishing time spent solely together.


Nicheze nawe (cheza)
Encourages playful interaction and celebrating love in light-hearted ways.


Nicheze nawe (leo)
Emphasizes the immediacy of the invitation, highlighting the importance of now.


Nicheze nawewe tu
Reiterates the desire for companionship, emphasizing an intimate connection.


Oh, nicheze nawewe
A heartfelt call to share the joyous experience of love together.


I seh bongolo, bongolo, bongolo, (ay) bongoto
A rhythmic and playful expression, engaging both the beloved and the listeners.


Nicheze nawe
A direct call for interaction and shared joy, returning to the playful invitation.


Oh, olongo toh
Another playful expression, maintaining the song's upbeat and inviting essence.


Nicheze nawe
Re-emphasizes the desire for shared moments filled with love and steps to happiness.


Ki-ri-ki-ti
A fun sound that adds a lively rhythm, enhancing the energetic mood.


Nicheze nawe
Repeats the desire for connection and enjoyment, wrapping the song with warmth.


Ku-ru-ku-tu
Another cheerful sound enhancing the playful atmosphere.


Nicheze nawe
The ongoing invitation for engagement and communal joy, emphasizing continual closeness.


Acho-cho-cho
A playful and rhythmic interjection that adds to the song's lighthearted nature.


Eh, achi-chi-chi
Continues the joyous vibe, contributing to an engaging listening experience.


Nicheze nawe tu, ooh
A final affectionate plea, expressing the desire for love and connection.


Nicheze nawe
Reiterates the importance of togetherness in love, effectively encapsulating the song's theme.


Ka Mix Laizer
A mention likely referring to a producer or collaborator, showcasing the collaborative nature of the music.




Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Nasibu Abdul Juma, Juma Mkambala

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