Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Oleku (feat. Brymo), artist - Ice Prince.
Date of issue: 20.09.2010
Song language: English
Oleku (feat. Brymo) |
Oleku, tell me something we I no fit do |
Yo bo kpo bo kpo ma lo tu |
Mo de ji mo je di |
Mo de ji month de ji a |
Hope you’re ready ah |
She feeling the boy eh (x6) |
Okay, I’m so interesting |
Its why they say that I’m the next thing |
See even on features I’m impressing |
People do hate but I’m flexing |
Yeah I learned a lesson |
They throw me shot but I’m chesting |
I’m far from pop, my pop is resting |
I flow so bad my tongue is vexing |
Yeah, no one is testing |
I’m best by far is what I’m guessing |
One two three I win like wrestling |
I cannot lose, I’m with the best team |
Yeah, I’m the boy with the fire |
The DJ’s giving me more spin than a tyre |
Seen it all, done it all, sang in the choir |
Feeling like a tenor here only getting higher |
Okay, I’m so exciting |
The game’s being dull, but I’m igniting |
Positive flow, I’m so attracting |
Whether freestyles or even writing |
Yeah I put my life in |
The breath don’t cut, I put the knife in |
My left hand weak I put the right in |
Take my bus from J to Brighton |
I see the lightening |
I know sometimes the rain is frightening |
No matter how hard the sea is red in |
So when you hear Ice Prince you hype him |
I don’t try plenty |
I de rap, I de sing, I de come MC |
There’s too many songs and I’m never empty |
Na you chop stone if you want tempt me |
Okay, I’m so contagious |
And no one’s ever done this good for ages |
I put my foot in hell courageous |
Too many verse like bible pages |
And I hope they play this |
So I can grow up from low to apex |
Until my account is vast and shapeless |
Too many songs but mine is latest |
Yeah so long my haters |
I’m getting my cake I’m on the cake list |
Beating my chest I’m on the ape list |
You should be honoured and bow to greatness |
See my name’s getting famous |
My team’s fire, you cannot flame us |
Na papa God work, you cannot blame us |
Hate in vain when haters rock Amos |