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(+LYRICS+TRANSLATION+MEANING) MUSIC REVIEW:MONALISA BY LYTA FT DAVIDO “THIS LYTA LOOKS LIKE

(+LYRICS+TRANSLATION+MEANING) MUSIC REVIEW:MONALISA BY LYTA FT DAVIDO “THIS LYTA LOOKS LIKE

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Anytime I watch any visual Lyta is in, I see him as

someone that is camera shy; that is someone trying to avoid the camera. He needs to grab the camera and make it his friend, else he wont be able to go further in his music career; well except he wants to work behind the cameras.

About the music Monalisa by Lyta ft Davido…
The song is no doubt a love song to a lady called Monalisa.

The artistes-Lyta and Davido are in love with Monalisa althogh she is proving difficult to get. Monalisa is driving them crazy, so, they are not ready to give up on her until she says yes to them, even if it means waiting outside her door all day.

They vow to protect her and love her wholeheartedly.

The song has only one verse taken by Davido. The pre chorus, chorus and post chorus taken mostly by Lyta predominated the song. They were all taken twice.

Yanga means when someone is posing or proving difficult to get
Hold someone down means to have someone’s back or to protect someone.

The song is melodious but the video quality is quite low!
Take a gander at the lyrics below


LYRICS TO MONALISA BY LYTA FT DAVIDO

INTRO (LYTA)

Na this kind thing Lyta- yeah yeah yeah Na this kind thing man want (This is the kind of thing man wants)

Na this kind thing man need (This is the kind of thing man needs)

Na this kind thing wey dey burst my brain o (This type of thing bursts my brain)

PRE-CHORUS (LYTA)
No take me do yanga

Why you wanna do like that My love for you is sure urh urh urh

I wanna hold you down

INTRO (LYTA)

I wanna give you love my Monalisa

You are my omalicha

You are my omalicha ah ah ah

I wanna give you love my Monalisa Youre my Monalisa Oh my omalicha ah ah ah

(LYTA)

You get my number I go wait for your call (You have my number, I will wait for your call)

And if you no call I go wait for your door (And if you dont call, I will wait at your door)

Cause you must to give me love oh

Give me love oh

You get my number I go wait for your call (For your call)

And if you no call I go wait for your door (For your door) Cause you must to give me love oh

Give me love oh oh oh

VERSE 1 (DAVIDO)

No use me do Yanga (Eyeah)

I no like as u dey do na wa (Eyeah)

I go put you in a brand new cruise; ehh, baby boo

And as your male dey for domot oh (Eyeah) (As your guy is at the entrance of your house)

Matter don somersault o (Eyeah Eyeah) Ife re lo pa mi bi oti (Eyeah) (Your love is killing like liquor)

Ife re lo pa mi bi otiiiii iiii (Your love is killing me like liquor) Yeah! Wole wa Ma wo ju (Enter, dont look at anybodys face)

Ere egele la wa fe wa se (Ee dan, dan) (We want to act love play)

Ere egele la wa fe wa se (Ee dan, dan) (We want to act love play)

Ere egele la wa fe wa se (We want to act love play)

Ma fi mi si le (Dont leave me) Ma fi mi sile nigba kan (Dont you dare leave me anytime) Tori iwo ni ayanfe mi (Because you are the love of

my life)

PRE-CHORUS (LYTA AND DAVIDO)

No take me do yanga (Do yanga ah ah ah)

Why you wanna do like that (Eyeah o)

My love for you is sure (Sure urh urh urh)

I wanna hold you down (You down)

CHORUS

I wanna give you love, my Monalisa

You are my Monalicha

You are my omalicha (Yoh oh oh, yoh)

I wanna give you love my Monalisa (Ehh eh)

You are my Monalisa (Eh eh) Oh my omalicha ah ah

POST CHORUS (DAVIDO)

You get my number I go wait for your call

And if you no call I go wait for your door

Cause you must to give me love oh

Give me love oh

You get my number I go wait for your call (For your call)

And if you no call I go wait for your door (For your door)

Cause you must to give me love oh Give me love oh oh oh

OUTRO

Shepe
Beatz

DURATION: 3 MINUTES 16 SECONDS

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