Falz - Regards To Your Mumsi lyrics

[Verse 1 – Falz] Ah ahn Oti di big girl o, pele my dear Am based in london now, mo se de naija Sun mo mi, se ki se pe o’n shy sha Lest I forget, how is that your aunty aisha You remember that time you used to learn scramble By the way, are you still using that spectacle I can buy you new one when I next travel Wo bi skin e shey ripe, like a fresh apple You are still saying, brother e don do Shey you know am not actually your uncle Its just culture, so you can be humble Dont mind your mumsi, is part of lovu You are so big now, oti surprise me Sho wa ni snap sha, what is your id Shey you will come to my office in vi Come and check me, you know the sweet guy [Pre Hook/Chorus] Folake how is studies, “how is studies” Children of nowadays, “children of nowadays” Last time I saw you, you were still crawling Waowu, you mean you are now a graduate, “o’nle” Shey you will gimme your contact What about whatsapp Sho ma’n lo facebook You can reach me on pinging [Hook/Chorus] Anyways regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” My dear, help me greet your daddy, “help me greet your daddy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” My dear, help me greet your daddy, “help me greet your daddy” [Verse 2 – Ajebu*ter 22] You have a boyfriend ofe jo disco When I was you age, mo ma’n lo si school You are now a big girl, oti gbe hostel Picture ni facebook, oti di model Last time I saw you, owa ni Js1 You begged me just to buy a ps1 Now you are looking so fine, and you look so sweet Take this 1k to buy buscuit Ko da, you are looking like a matured girl Osan to pon, you are a sweet angel Come your weekend, you can bring your friends At eleven pm, I will bring my pen Dont call me big uncle, am happening guy I wont tell your daddy, dont be acting shy Back then your aunty will come my side Ni to ri, mogbe afro bi Jackson 5, oloun [Pre Hook/Chorus] Folake how is studies, “how is studies” Children of nowadays, “children of nowadays” Last time I saw you, you were still crawling Waowu, you mean you are now a graduate, “o’nle” Shey you will gimme your contact What about whatsapp Sho ma’n lo facebook You can reach me on pinging [Hook/Chorus] Anyways regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” My dear, help me greet your daddy, “help me greet your daddy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” My dear, help me greet your daddy, “help me greet your daddy” [Verse 3 – Fresh L] I see your puff puff cheeks, you are one six I dey dread this matter, like am yung6ix From lunchbox, am off tiko bosi Now you are on this, for the long kiss Nitori, small pin 6s charger You no make me cut, like a ringjerk baber Naso I dey form untop this small matter You don dey street, you fit help sell gala How is your pretty mom, tell her ama visit her Hope say she go gimme body Am serious, period Last time I saw you, your braces were hideous And you had a note pad, and bible up in the church Naso I free the gash I con be understand say she needi cash And we fit run things am a busy man Or maybe I go call 22 and falz Oya now [Pre Hook/Chorus] Folake how is studies, “how is studies” Children of nowadays, “children of nowadays” Last time I saw you, you were still crawling Waowu, you mean you are now a graduate, “o’nle” Shey you will gimme your contact What about whatsapp Sho ma’n lo facebook You can reach me on pinging [Hook/Chorus] Anyways regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” My dear, help me greet your daddy, “help me greet your daddy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” Regards to your mumsi, “regards to your mumsy” My dear, help me greet your daddy, “help me greet your daddy”