Honey
Kunle Kuti Lyrics

I love you from the bottom of my hearth
This is a proclamation of love from the singer to their significant other, expressing their deep affection and devotion to them.

I need you for the rest of my days...
The singer is expressing their desire for a long-term commitment with their significant other, proclaiming their need for them for the rest of their life.

Honey if you love me say i do
The singer is asking their significant other to confirm their love for them by saying 'I do'.

With all conditions will stiill be mine
The artist is expressing their commitment to their significant other, assuring them that they will still love them despite any conditions or circumstances that may arise.

Till death do us part will you be mine
This line is part of traditional wedding vows, and the artist is asking their significant other if they will remain committed to them until death.

Forever more forever more forevermore
The singer is expressing their desire for an eternal love with their significant other, hoping that their love will last forever.

Torire ooo mo male gbalu kinjo
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'I want you, don't hate me', expressing the singer's desire for their significant other and hoping that they will reciprocate their feelings.

Torire ooo mo male sun laijeun
This is another Yoruba phrase meaning 'I want you, don't let me be put to shame', expressing the artist's desire for their significant other and fear of rejection.

Bebi npami ma beran ife maje
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'My baby, don't let love be lacking between us', expressing the artist's desire for a strong and loving relationship with their significant other.

Bofun ngbemi ma bomi ife mu
This is another Yoruba phrase meaning 'Treat me well and I will drink your love', expressing the artist's desire for respect and love in their relationship.

O sweetie you are the one for me
The singer is expressing their love for their significant other, affirming that they are the one they want to be with.

Ololufe iwo leni tokan mi yan oo
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'My love, you are the one my heart chose', expressing the artist's strong romantic attachment to their significant other.

Honey will you love me say i will
The singer is asking their significant other to confirm their commitment to loving them by saying 'I will'.

In sickness and health will you be there
The singer is asking their significant other to remain committed to them through good times and bad, as part of traditional wedding vows.

In trial times will you be strong
The singer is asking their significant other to be strong and supportive during difficult times, once again invoking traditional wedding vows.

Promise forever more forever more forever more
The artist is again expressing their desire for a long-lasting and eternal love with their significant other, asking them to promise to love them forever.

Ti mo ba se o ooo
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'If I offend you', suggesting that the artist may have made mistakes in their relationship and seeking forgiveness.

Darijimi ooooo
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'Please forgive me', once again asking for forgiveness for any mistakes the singer may have made.

Iwo ni mofe iwo ni temi
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'You are the one I want, you are the one for me', reaffirming the singer's love and desire for their significant other.

Semi ni tire semi ni tire eee
This is another Yoruba phrase meaning 'Stay with me, stay with me', expressing the artist's desire for a long-lasting relationship with their significant other.

Iha egbe mi please do
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'Please be my companion', expressing the artist's desire for a supportive and loving partner.

Olorun funmi please do
This is a Yoruba phrase meaning 'God bless me', suggesting that the artist is asking for divine intervention in their love life.

The bone of my bone please do
This line is referencing the Biblical story of Adam and Eve, where Eve is created from Adam's rib, and is asking for a similarly intimate connection with their significant other.

The flesh of my flesh please do
This line is again referencing the Biblical story of Adam and Eve and expressing the artist's deep desire for a close and intimate connection with their significant other.

Please do ...
This line is an open-ended request, leaving the listener to decide what specific action the singer is asking for - perhaps forgiveness, love, commitment, or something else entirely.