Joeboy, the afropop icon, makes a triumphant comeback with “Duffel Bag,” the latest track from his upcoming sophomore album, “Body & Soul.”
After the January release of the album’s lead single, “Duffel Bag,” which was produced by E Kelly and Timmy, serves to further build anticipation for the eagerly awaited album. One of the album’s most upbeat and dancefloor-inspired riddims, “Duffel Bag” features some deftly designed instrumentation, including 808 bass lines, elegant string stabs and fluid, soulful guitars that serve as the musical background for Joeboy’s signature lovely and genuine vocal performance.
We trust that you too will love the rhythm and vibes this tune brings.
Here we also put together the official lyrics of the song to vibe along while enjoying the song.
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Joeboy – Duffel Bag (Official Music Video)
LYRICS
You say you want a man wey go do you better
Olowo to na dollar
Ti o kin gbomo meta, hahan
Sexy Jola, je a lo dinner later
Omo I dey feel your style
When you break your back for me
Free me, free me, e no easy
This thing plenty, je kin risi
Plenty money for my piggy
Make I know when you wan see me, baby
Take am easy
This thing plenty, je kin risi
Plenty money for my duffel bag
Make I know when you wan see me, baby
You say you want a man wey to do you better
Olowo to na dollar
Ti o kin gbomo meta, hahan-ha-ha
Sexy Jola, je a lo dinner later
Omo I dеy feel your style
When you break it down for mе, yeah
I dey know, baby, can you see?
Many bobo wan joke you know as e be
Dem wan chop and go, on the low
But if you ready wan move me go follow go
Anything wey you do, mami
Me no go deny you
Baby no go fo jo, mami no go fold
Make I do you normally you know what I mean
Free me, free me, e no easy
This tin plenty, je kin risi
Plenty money for my piggy
Make I know when you wan see me, baby
Take am easy, this thing plenty, je kin risi
Plenty money for my duffel bag
Make I know when you wan see me, baby
You say you want a man wey to do you better
Olowo to na dollar
Ti o kin gbomo meta, hahan-ha-ha
Sexy Jola, je a lo dinner later
Omo I dey feel your style
When you break it down for me, yeah
You say you want a man wey go do you better
Do you better, do you better, do you better
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