Ogene Loud

(Gbim!) Ogene loud
Coal City, Kumasi

Coal City boy, I carry the gong
Nna, dem hear me before I start my song
Igbo for my blood, Lagos for my feet
Ka anyi gaa, we don take the street
My uncle na drummer for Nsukka side
Him teach me say rhythm na power, no be pride
Ogene for my bag when I land for Yaba
Lagos boys dey wonder, "wetin be that?"
I knock am one time, the whole street turn
Dem see say na culture, dem start to learn
Coal City cold, but my voice dey hot
Ka anyi gaa, we no dey stop

Ogene loud (gbim! gbim!)
Ogene loud (gbim! gbim!)
From Enugu go Kumasi
Ogene loud (gbim!)

Chale, I hear the gong from Kumasi
Asakaa boys, we answer quickly
Yɛnkɔ, two cities, one noise
Border no fit stop the voice
Kumasi market, kente for the stall
Drill for the speaker, gong for the call
Naija brother, Ghana brother, same fire
Border na paper, we go higher
Asakaa, Enugu, two sides one coin
When the gong knock, the whole West go join
Chale, e be one, no be two
Yɛnkɔ, we coming through

Ogene loud (gbim! gbim!)
Ogene loud (gbim! gbim!)
From Enugu go Kumasi
Ogene loud (gbim!)

Ka anyi gaa (yɛnkɔ)
Ka anyi gaa (yɛnkɔ)
Two languages, one word
Let's go

Ogene loud (gbim! gbim!)
Ogene loud (gbim! gbim!)
From Enugu go Kumasi
Ogene loud (gbim!)

Gbim! gbim! (ogene!)
Gbim! gbim! (ogene!)
Enugu! (gbim!)
Kumasi! (gbim!)

Gbim! (Yɛnkɔ)
Ka anyi gaa