Nigerian singer Mavo has released his latest single, Goyard, accompanied by its lyrics.
On Goyard, Mavo explores themes of wealth, romance, luxury, and generosity, bringing a playful energy to his pursuit of financial success.
He expresses affection through lavish gestures while embracing a carefree lifestyle. Blending Nigerian Pidgin, Yoruba expressions, and street slang, the singer delivers confident boasts about love, money, ambition, and his determination to stay away from financial struggles.
Read the lyrics below.
Mavo – Goyard Lyrics
Intro
Aibrid in this bitch
Osanobizzy, Kilo
Verse 1
Baby, my twin, baby, my twin
At your lodge to lodge, wá wá (At your lodge to lodge)
Wá wá wá, wá wá, baby, wá me wá (Wá me wá)
Wá wá wá (Baby, wá me wá), baby, wá me wá (Kilolo)
The way you dey shake, you dey make me to wá, wá, wá
Baby, wá me wá (Kilolo, Kilogbede)
The way you dey shake, you dey make me to wá, wá, wá
Wá wá wá (Kilolo), wá me wá
Pre-Chorus
Ìbàdí lókè o
Make my money no sail, oh
I no fit find my kpa, anowonesekpa
I no wan see SAPA
Anytime she see me, she say, “Amébọ̀, why I dey her business?”
Baby, you’re my business, if I no dey pay, e go pain me
Chorus
Baby, take my Goyard, go home
If to say I no fit come back, just flex (Kilo), baby, just flex
(Baby, take my Goyard) Baby, take my Goyard
(Go home) Go home
If to say I no fit come back, just flex (Baby, just flex; Kilo)
Verse 2
Sherubizzy, Goyardizzy
Ten milli’ in the Goyard bag
When she reach out, she dey fear money, oh
“Ọmọ, Kilo, shey na blood money, oh?”
Kilo no be fraudster, no way, remember the cluster, yes, way
Money go still full my face
Just one, she even tell me sode oh, Kilo
Sherubizzy, Goyardizzy
Ten milli’ in the Goyard bag
She reach out, she dey fear money, oh
“Ọmọ, Kilo, shey na blood money, oh?”
Kilo no be fraudster, no way, remember the cluster, yes, way
Money go still full my face
Just one, she even tell me, “Method dey”
Outro
Ìbàdí like o (K-K-K-K)
Make my money no sail, oh (K-K-K-Way, Kilo)
I no fit find my kpa (K-Way), anowonesekpa
I no wan see SAPA
Anytime she see me, she say, “Amébọ̀, why I dey her business?”
Baby, you’re my business, if I no dey pay, e go pain me to wá, wá, wá