Far Away
K. Forest Lyrics

Yeah yeh
Expressing excitement and agreement with the upcoming content of the song.

K West on deck yeh yeh
Acknowledgment that K. Forest's rap persona, 'K West', will be featured in the song.

Eeyeche
A vocalization meant to grab the listener's attention and keep them engaged in the song.

Ikwey yeh yeh
A continuation of the vocalization to maintain engagement in the song.

Come come
Calling out to the girl of interest to come closer to the singer.

Come to me girl yeh
Repeatedly urging the girl to come closer to the singer's location.

My baby Venessa
Affectionately addressing the girl of interest by name.

Why you come like a dancer
Asking why the girl arrived in an entertaining manner or as if performing a show.

Baby girl who go solve this matter
Wondering who will solve the issue or problem between the singer and the girl.

Make a badman act like a monster
Implying that the girl's presence can make the singer act wildly or uncontrollably.

Yeh yeh
Affirming the previous line's content.

Say Hakuna matata
Referencing a Swahili phrase meaning 'no worries' or 'don't worry, be happy'.

Baby girl you're a damsel
Complimenting the girl's appearance, comparing her to a fairytale princess.

Say na you wey dey burst this butter
Asserting that the girl is the one who is 'bursting the butter', meaning causing excitement or making things better for the singer.

Wey you share like a bettybutter
Elaborating on the previous line and comparing the girl's actions to the act of sharing butter.

Oh my baby shawty
Showing affection again by addressing the girl as 'baby' and 'shawty'.

Why you run Faraway
Asking why the girl is distancing herself from the singer, literally or figuratively.

Cause me I dey on my way
Expressing determination to reach the girl and resolve any issues between them.

This love talk is Law of Faradays
Comparing the concept of love to the scientific idea of Faraday's Law, which explains electromagnetic induction.

Come (Eeyeche)
Encouraging the girl to come closer again with a vocalization.

Make I mount for your gate
Suggesting that the singer should arrive at the girl's location.

Even when army dey
Asserting that the singer will not be deterred, even if there are obstacles to overcome.

Make I nor follow go
Declaring that the singer will not follow the girl if she runs away again.

And I like follow come
Admitting that the singer enjoys being with the girl and accompanying her.

Make I pop the Moet
Suggesting that the singer will celebrate with champagne if the girl comes back to him.

Champagne for your way
Offering to share the champagne with the girl if she returns to the singer.

And I nor take am joke
Declaring that the singer is serious about his intentions towards the girl.

Say na you I want
Asserting that the girl is the one the singer wants to be with.

Come come
Reiterating the call for the girl to come closer to the singer.

Yeh yeh
Affirming the previous line's content.

Ye ye ye yeh (Ikwey)
A vocalization that carries into the next line, intended to maintain the song's rhythm and catchiness.

Makesense Knack it
A playful phrase that may suggest the song's lyrics have a deeper or hidden meaning beyond their superficial appearance.