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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Shugamania(f): 8:57pm On Apr 18, 2013

igbo boy: Wow so musch razz Nigerians?..I must have been shielded and sheltered growing up..

The only songs we sang growing up in the schools i attended in warri were posh songs (no pidgin allowed)...you know Barney songs

Lol.. U missed!
Go back and enrol in a proper warri school.
cheesy

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 8:59pm On Apr 18, 2013

CrownQ: @Op, no, the correct one is: praise the lord, oh sing on sing on, praise the lord.
For me, I sang, HIP for d hip for d hipopo, hipo hipo for d hi-po-po... But my little niece corrected hip for d hip for d hip, po po for d hippopo...
Also, if u'r born in January, come out, and dance, oringoringo apple tree, God bless u! Hahahaha, instead of , if u are born in January, come out and dance, and dance around d apple tree, God bless u.

all those are born in january, stand up, come out, ariya riya rosssy God bless u.

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by naijaobi(m): 9:00pm On Apr 18, 2013

it was only recently dat i knew dis christian song wasn't ''ooooooooooo anglican for Jesus, i am an anglican for Jesus''.
But
''ooooooooo radical for Jesus, i am a radical for Jesus''..

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by fittty(m): 9:01pm On Apr 18, 2013

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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Onims1(f): 9:02pm On Apr 18, 2013

slimyem: Day by day dear lord o this three three thy way..
To see the more dearly,lor the more dearly,follow the more dearly day by day...eh..eh eh..Amen.

I love dis one die,even as of now,I don't know how to sing it...lol

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by ojjp: 9:03pm On Apr 18, 2013

I ve decided 2 follow jesus 3x
no turnin bk. 2x
i am a sergeant 2 follow jesus...

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by temmytboi(m): 9:04pm On Apr 18, 2013

Who remembers this? 'EXERCISE BOOK' 'Ede X Ede Remi Coni Iya Segun Elere Ball Odabo Odabo Kayode' '40 LEAVES' '40 Ladies Eat Amala and Vegetable Soup'

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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by lindiwey: 9:05pm On Apr 18, 2013

Sweet memories!
Bk then We say
chin gum =chewing gum,
Choco late=chocolate
Instead of saying I'll report you,we start singing den den den den den I will tell mummy for u..L̳̿Ö̤̣̇☺ː̗̀(=)))ː̖́☺Ö̤̣̇L̳̿

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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:07pm On Apr 18, 2013

When we use to call our classmates who have long back head'orgo' grin

Abeg who get 'lakpa lakpa' those days for school.

Who mess am na ojo,ojo say na teacher,teacher say don't worry na our class people mess am poooooo grin

Krokro dey for person nyash if he Shit toilet go full,if him mess everybody go run... kiss

Kwulikwuli na eme ka mmadu nu aru Ike poo... cheesy

1+1,1. 2+2,3. 3+3,4.....7+7,8. 8+8,9. 9+9,10eeeen.

Olodo rakpa..sisi keredu sieti ....obatutu nomede shameeeeeeee.Shame for you shaaaaame

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:13pm On Apr 18, 2013

Mommy is not me.I did not beat her first.I was eating,she come and take my food,I come and tell her to give me my food,she come and run,I come and follow her run to the room and she come and throway my food(sobbing). grin

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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Shugamania(f): 9:15pm On Apr 18, 2013

Lollll

Olodo rabata
oju eja lo moo je
oo ni lo paper
sileti lo moo lo
ajiyanwo
Eba tutu lo moo je...
Shammmeeeee!

Sha Sha Sha Sha Sha... Shameeeeee!!!

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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by fruityjojo(f): 9:16pm On Apr 18, 2013

yuzedo: Who remember Move Bich, gerrouda way? Is actualin Move, Beach, live the road ~ Selling Dion.

actually there is a song lyk dat by Ludacris so ur correct 2.

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:17pm On Apr 18, 2013

Jangolova Aprilmoto.... cheesy

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by stylesco: 9:18pm On Apr 18, 2013

I remember before lunch break we'll sing:
Into my heart 2x
Come into my my heart lord Jesus
Come in to stay
Come in today
Come into my heart lord Jesus.

Teacher will raise another song.

Some have food but cannot eat
Some can eat but have no food
We have food and we can eat
Glory be to thee oh lord.

(In a loud voice)
BLESS THIS FOOD OH LORD FOR CHRISSAke. AMEN!!!

All these just to eat common biscuit.

This prayer is still our prayer before meal though.

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:19pm On Apr 18, 2013

Palwillie: 'because he lives i can face 2moro..... My life is JUST a living JUST because he lives.' wetin be the correct thing ma sef. Somebody help

my life is WORTH a living just because he lives

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by erinlakatabu: 9:20pm On Apr 18, 2013

Eiye melo tolongo wale
Tolongo
Okan dudu aro
Tolongo
Okan rere osu
So so so surubale
So.
Men those were d good old days.

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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Abbey2sam(m): 9:20pm On Apr 18, 2013

SlyIg: Not only songs but poems too.
Many of those poems and songs, i never knew they had any meaning until now.
.
Typical example:
'there's a prodigal son, tell him to come inside the gate'
.
Childhood version:
'edi akpong kesong, edingo come inside de day...'
The worst but funniest thing is that i never knew it was an English song then!
Lolsssss...

Oboy where you show from?
Like seriously you no know say nah english ?

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by rezzy: 9:22pm On Apr 18, 2013

temmytboi: Who remembers this? 'EXERCISE BOOK' 'Ede X Ede Remi Coni Iya Segun Elere Ball Odabo Odabo Kayode' '40 LEAVES' '40 Ladies Eat Amala and Vegetable Soup'

EXERCISE- Edet X Edet,Rice Customer I saw Edet.
LEAVES- Leave Eba and Visit Egusi Soup
IBADAN- Ibo Boys Are Dangerous At Night

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Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:23pm On Apr 18, 2013

Shugamania:
Lol..This thread is a real eye-opener.
Am just comparing all d rubbish i've sang to the right words and am laughing like a maniac.

I stl dont know the right lyrics for this:

jangilingi, all d tym..
Riding on da pony..
Lalalalalalalala and call it macaroni..
My 10year old niece tot me ds like 5yrs ago!
It is: yankee doodoo went 2 town
Riding on a pony
He stuck a feather in his cap
And call it marcaroni( aint sure if its marcaroni again

Hehe, Someone help out please.

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by osoyusuf08(m): 9:24pm On Apr 18, 2013

It is true dat many people missed the correct lyrics of those 3 songs

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:25pm On Apr 18, 2013

Shugamania:
Lol..This thread is a real eye-opener.
Am just comparing all d rubbish i've sang to the right words and am laughing like a maniac.

I stl dont know the right lyrics for this:

jangilingi, all d tym..
Riding on da pony..
Lalalalalalalala and call it macaroni..

Hehe, Someone help out please.

My 10year old niece tot me ds like 5yrs ago!
It is: yankee doodoo went 2 town
Riding on a pony
He stuck a feather in his cap
And call it marcaroni( aint sure if its marcaroni again

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Harmvirus(f): 9:26pm On Apr 18, 2013

Mine was..Our father 2*11, Adaobi thy name.thy kinto cm..i will now keep murmuring then shout AMEN.
Arise o compassion..Nigeria kolu n'elu obe(cross)..then keep murmuring nonsense.
I pledge to Nigeria my country,to be pencil,ruler nd razor,to serve Nigeria is not by force,to defend her penalty...lol

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Ikoniko(f): 9:27pm On Apr 18, 2013

Who steal my needle, danger
my father,s needle. Danger
i put am for table. Danger
for 40 hours. Danger
o u ole
o u stealer
o sika rere sike rere
o sika amala sika amala. Danger
a 1 a2 a3 n four

round n round n bule
round n round n bule
i see u follow me
follow me to better
i see u follow me
sister shake ur bottom
sister shake ur bottom
i see u follow

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by yuzedo: 9:28pm On Apr 18, 2013

fruityjojo: actually there is a song lyk dat by Ludacris so ur correct 2.

**Pips avi. See BOOOOOOOOOBS** shocked

sweery tank u for validatin me. Ur reali "fruitful" tongue

I ken see. So pliss gimme ur numba, I have present to giv u, hurrryyyyy kiss

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Ikoniko(f): 9:32pm On Apr 18, 2013

For those who grew up in the north

rago rago
rago rago
rago sun na de mama
sai sun tare sun na dunka na
yaya ben sen rama
na je gidan sarki
manta sariki guda na wa
manta sarki guda wuku
da i de goyo

da i de chiki
guntu guntu zaria

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:33pm On Apr 18, 2013

DJDOLA: ..u are crazy guy u kill me wit laugh lol

That was old good days. Children of this days are missing a lot mehn. grin

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Samtoris: 9:34pm On Apr 18, 2013

mikeyhernadez: . Arise o COMPASSION Nigeria SCORE LOBEYY

lol

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:36pm On Apr 18, 2013

Ours den was:
Hip 4d hip, 4d hipopo
Piyo piyo 4d hipopo
And t m u n 4d hipopotamus
Hipopotamus!

Day by day
D Lord of sin sin sin I pray
I see thee more dearly love thee more dearly follow thee more dearly
Day by day

A mirele o baba
Olojo oni o ha
A mi rele o baba
Gbogbo eko ti a ko ninu ile iwe wa
Maje keye esu
Ko sha je lokan wa amin
Dis I culd sing correctly cos its yoruba

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:36pm On Apr 18, 2013

hip for the hip, for the hipopo
po po for the hipopo
and 'tien tien' for the hippopotamus.

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by Nobody: 9:40pm On Apr 18, 2013

Mr.Uzo:
Do Ɣōϋ know its not Jangilova epo motor? It is JINGLE OVER LIKE A MOTOR.!! I bet U didn't know..Don't be shy,I didn't know either,until now I'm sure 99.9% of adults that grew up in Nigeria don't know dat d nursery rhyme "sandalili sandalili" is actually "standard living standard living .

D song we sing in church saying" o singo osingo, praise d lord", is actually "o sing my soul and praise d lord". I know u are singing it now again, smiles***. Keep sharing d fun and laff it off.

Say your own findings!!

Meanwhile I gat a female puppy4sale.. Check My Sig...

na lie, are you kidding me? Oh Lord, I actually thought it was jangleover epo motor, I thought it was some yoruba phrase.

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by igboboy1(m): 9:40pm On Apr 18, 2013

Shugamania:

Lol.. U missed!
Go back and enrol in a proper warri school.

To the contrary I did not miss nada....Because I did not engage in such razz singing contest therefore I missed?

Re: Childhood Songs We Missed Their Correct Lyrics by fruityjojo(f): 9:42pm On Apr 18, 2013

yuzedo:
**Pips avi. See BOOOOOOOOOBS**
sweery tank u for validatin me. Ur reali "fruitful" I ken see. So pliss gimme ur numba, I have present to giv u, hurrryyyyy

who be dis one? Abeg shift can u see am concentratin on my nursey rhymes cheesy

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