Akara Mama (feat. Chika Boy) Lyrics

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Is king David D, D for Dove

The Good looking king of Africa

Akara mama julu, Ayia ahugim

Onye ga egomuya, Onye ga egomuya

Everyone has gone out, I come dey cry

Dey go buy akara mama, Akara mama is so delicious

After school, we waited for a ride in vain

From Holy Trinity to Forest, the rain made us trek in pain

Me and my friends, Chibuike, Adindu, Okechukwu, and Chineye

We walked through the rain, our spirits low, you see

My mind was on the Akara and Bread I had to sell

To support my mom's business, it was my responsibility to compel

Akara mama julu, Ayia ahugim

Onye ga egomuya, Onye ga egomuya

Everyone has gone out, I come dey cry

Dey go buy akara mama, Akara mama is so delicious

We reached the forest, and I began to sell

Crying "Akara mama di uso", but no one would tell

The rain kept people away, I was all alone

My heart heavy with sadness, my sales pan my only throne

I searched deeper in the forest, a place I'd never been

Hoping to find a buyer, my last resort, my only win

Then a tall man in white appeared from behind

Called me softly, and my heart was aligned

I was shocked, my legs frozen in fear

But he approached me gently, and my doubts disappeared

He asked for Akara, and I hesitated at first

But he laughed and asked again, and my heart was immersed

In a moment's thought, I calculated my gain

Packaged the Akara, and he paid, my heart no longer in pain

Akara mama julu, Ayia ahugim

Onye ga egomuya, Onye ga egomuya

Everyone has gone out, I come dey cry

Dey go buy akara mama, Akara mama is so delicious

I turned to thank him, but he was gone

Disappeared in thin air, leaving me to ponder

I ran back to mama Anurika, my heart still in awe

Akara mama, the snack that saved me, I'll never forget the tall man in white, who made my day.

Is king David D Reporting.