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My Type Lyrics by FOLA & BNXN

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My Type by FOLA and BNXN is a playful and flirtatious song about physical attraction and celebrating a woman who matches their romantic preferences, the lyrics express their admiration for curvy women, highlighting their beauty, confidence, and captivating movements, while emphasizing the irresistible effect these qualities have on them. Both artists bring a confident and cheeky energy to the track, blending suggestive remarks with smooth melodies and catchy expressions of desire.

My Type lyrics by FOLA BNXN
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FOLA & BNXN - My Type Lyrics

Pre-Chorus: BNXN
You know I like my lepa sha, my lepa shandi
She be thick, ó jọ ọmọ mummy
Recognize, she go recognize me
From the tel', you know, from the TV
Oroboki, orobokibo, she go Yotomi
She use her body so, ó fi ojú sọ, ó fi ara sọ (Oh)

Chorus: BNXN
Oh, you know my type
Ọ̀rọ̀bọ̀ ni my painkiller
When she walk, she dey shake inna (Aje)
Ó jọ̀wọ́ o, baby now
Oh, you know my type
Ọ̀rọ̀ bọ̀, n'ígbà gbéni na (Uh-huh)
When she walk, she dey shake inna (Mo fọ̀)
Ó jọ̀wọ́ o, baby now
Oh-oh-oh (Ẹ jẹ́)

Verse: FOLA
Gbe tan, mo fọ̀
Can't lie, iwo ma ni major, what's the ultimatum
To come close to me
Ah-ah, don't tell your neighbor, ṣ'ó gbọ́?
Mi o le ja
I make sure, o pẹ́ o lo si odo awon Sedo
A de ma wa lara wa, na the naturе, ṣ'ó gbọ́?

Pre-Chorus: BNXN
You know I like my lepa sha, my lepa shandi
Shе be thick, ó jọ ọmọ mummy
Recognize, she go recognize me
From the tel', you know, from the TV
Oroboki, orobokibo, she go Yotomi
She use her body so, ó fi ojú sọ, ó fi ara sọ (Oh)

Chorus: FOLA & BNXN
Oh, you know my type
Ọ̀rọ̀bọ̀ ni my painkiller
When she walk, she dey shake inna (Aje)
Ó jọ̀wọ́ o, baby now
Oh, you know my type
Ọ̀rọ̀ bọ̀, n'ígbà gbéni na (Uh-huh)
When she walk, she dey shake inna (Mo fọ̀)
Ó jọ̀wọ́ o, baby now
Oh-oh-oh (Ẹ jẹ́)

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