Marry Me
Yemi Alade Lyrics

See I've met so many babes Jealous of their friends Use to the heart aches, so they've Given up on men But, what is depressing is the Older they get and whenever they meet a man, they are already Planing out a weeding ha
I've talked to several women who have had bad experiences with men, which has caused them to lose faith in love. They have grown increasingly reluctant to pursue any romantic relationships. However, it is worrisome that regardless of these women's attitude towards love, when they finally meet a man, they jump straight to thinking of marriage.

See depression from their nosy family Members, bisi when did you last Date I'm trying to remember She too will frown, like what Diffremce does it make But she's always at reception and She catches the bouquet Asking me if it's fate, I don't know What to tell her She told her pastor the story He told her go and pray ah-ah
Their family members often add to their misery with unhelpful comments. They endure frowns and questions about their love life. Family members often suggest praying to their God for a solution to their problems.

Guy, that the problem that we face You don't to skip girlfriend and go Straight to fianc?e So I pray for ma sisters, cousins, Ex-lovers, this girl that girl even divorced mothers Smile,,
The problem lies in the desire to jump straight from dating to being engaged. It isn't easy to find the right person, so I pray for the happiness of all the women in my life, regardless of their romantic status.

See me see trouble Brother you go marry me oh (marry me oh) When you go marry me oh See we've been dating for many Years now, you want to leave me Follow fola See me see trouble ah You go marry me oh Today, today hey Today, today Today, today hey-hey-hey-hey Heyah
I'm in trouble because I'm not sure if the man I'm dating is serious about me. We've been dating for a long time, and now he's considering leaving me for someone else. I need to know when he's going to commit to me through marriage.

She say o'gbon yea No, I no want no story I can't befriend you if you no Propose to me If you didn't know, w'oo aburomi tI Marry, emi'o young
She won't tolerate any games. She's not open to the idea of being just friends if a man doesn't have marriage in mind. Time isn't on her side, so she needs to know that he's serious about settling down when he says he is.

Motife darugbo physically You know, i'm not a small Girl, you know my age Even bola wey no fine sev don Engage, it will not work, ah shey Emi l'on ko'rin fu'n Don't call me honey if we will not Go for honey moon If you don't pick a date, we might Not get to date Don't get it twisted it's not like I'm desperate I just have a life time plan and it's Getting late I want to be a Mrs by the time I'm 28, brother John said the lord said His wife is me, but that vision is For only his eyes to see I Want a man that is handsome and God fearing If he can love me with his heart And I'm not sharing Years, now you want leave me Heyeh
She's not one to settle for anything less than a handsome, godly man who will cherish her and make up for the fact that she's not getting any younger. Her desire to get married by the age of 28 is part of her life's plan, so she won't waste time on men who can't commit. She doesn't want to be just a girlfriend, and if a man isn't willing to go on a honeymoon with her, he's not worth her time. Any visions he may have of a future with her are his alone to bear.

You don't wanna marry me You just wanna friend me Brother you be donkey oh Shebi you tell me we go, go Miami When we go see mami oh, yea Why you dey do me so All of ma friends dem don marry go Right now my brother I'm 28 All of the boys no dey come My gate Baby I'm loving all the love that You've shown Everytime you call me and we Talk on phone See man cannot be a boss on His own He needs somebody to give him Support on the throne Oh if you ready for the question And go She say stop jorr you know So are you saying I no fine reach so Emi high class, ehn omo lepa sirinko W'oo, me and you was just a incident We can't be sleeping together Because we dream different Ah, I'm even thinking that you Are still decent You are irritating, nyama I'm seeing Vincent, ehn my last boyfriend is still recent, I was happy, our love was A ingredient, yeah So for me this dating thing is dead He broke ma heart, you are Repeating all he said See me see troblue ah
It's clear to her that he doesn't want to marry her; he's content to just be friends. She doesn't understand why he'd paint a picture of a future with her in Miami if he's not serious. All her friends are married, so it's frustrating to her that it's not happening for her. He's got a lot of the qualities she's been looking for, but he's not stepping up. She is reminded that a man needs support just as much as he must lead. She's annoyed with the game he's playing, knowing full well that they don't dream the same. She's considering whether he's really serious, or if he's just like any other guy who has come before him.