Burna Boy - City Boys | Lyrics


 Lyrics

Ayo, I'm not even gonna lie
I used to call myself a ugly yute, but I'm not even a ugly yute
I'm a sexy yute, you understand?
Gyal all over the globe wanna 'uck me, you understand?
Girls inna my crib
Zero Snapchat, zero Instagram posting (ayy)
Fuck up the vibe (yeah)
My dick start fallin' like London Bridge (yeah)
I don't care if I saw you in a magazine (ah, ah)
Or if you're on TV

That one don't mean nothin' to me
Don't need a shy ho, baby, I need a freak
Lick it like ice cream, as if you mean to be disgusting (ah, ah)
It's nothin' o
Chop my gbana
Once I halla
Then no stoppin' o (ah, ah)
Go shoppin' o
Fuck that (ayy), shh (yeah)
Mi o fa'gbo lo rado
BRKFST mo n fa o
Mi o de ni mu Jekonmo
Azul and Champagne ni ma mu o
I getti girls from the ghetto
Get girls from uptown
That's the life of a city boy
Ah
O ye ke (yeah), da mo
O ye ke, je lo
O ye ke, jowo o (ayy)
O ye ke, ah (yeah, ayy)
O ye ke, eh
O ye ke
Mama shey bakan bakan
Make me dey start to dey para gan
Start to dey halla gan
'Cause you know sey my people dey kala gan
Ogun lo ma pa won (ah, ah)
As they're hatin' on us
Make we manya more
Know I be my father son (ah, ah)
'Cause you know sey I come from Port Harcourt (yeah)
Dance Rahman Jago
Start to dey dance am like I do
Ko ni tan lapo
I go show you sey pounds and dollar po
'Cause I be city boy (ah, ah)
And as I dey for the streets e dey give me joy
Lamborghini boy (ah, ah)
Put diamonds on Jesus and I'm not religious, o da na
Mi o fa'gbo lo rado
BRKFST mo n fa o
Mi o de ni mu Jekonmo
Azul and Champagne ni ma mu o
I getti girls from the ghetto
Get girls from uptown
That's the life of a city boy
Ahh
O ye ke (yeah), da mo
O ye ke, je lo
O ye ke (yeah), jowo o (ayy)
O ye ke, ah
O ye ke, eh
O ye ke
Ayo (ah, ah), I'm not even gonna lie
I used to call myself a ugly yute, but I'm not even a ugly yute (ah, ah)
I'm a sexy yute, you understand?
Gyal all over the globe wanna uck me, you understand? (Ah, ah)

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