Luvaluvah Lyrics – Olamide

Luvaluvah Lyrics Meaning

At the beginning, he’s basically asking the girl why she wants to leave him all of a sudden. He’s hurt and confused because she used to be close to him but now seems like she’s chasing someone else. He feels like he’s done everything for her, yet she’s pulling away. If she doesn’t want to be loved gently and sweetly like before, he’s ready to argue or take the matter up with their elders—like her mom and aunty Philomena. He’s jokingly saying he’ll complain because she’s not keeping all the sweet promises she once made.

He then starts thinking about how they first met. Back then, she made him feel like the only man in the world. He felt truly special, like he had her full attention. That feeling meant a lot to him. But now, things have changed. She used to treat him like her everything—he was the “apple of her eye.” She used to support him and hold him tight like a game of snooker, always there for him. Now, the love feels faded, like everything’s gone cold and serious instead of playful and romantic like before.

He calls her the woman he wants, the one he sees a future with. He’s saying he wants to settle down with her, live together, grow together. He wants them to love each other every night and every day, consistently, without drama or problems. He’s begging her to come back to that peaceful love they once shared. He even says their love shouldn’t crash or get into any “accident”—meaning no fights or heartbreaks. He asks her what’s going on and pleads with her not to treat him badly.

He keeps repeating how he wants to be treated right and loved properly. He says the world is harsh, so he needs her comfort and care to make it easier. He’s also expressing that he’s ready to give anything for her—he’s not faking it or lying. That’s how deep his love is.

Then he starts admiring her body, saying it drives him crazy and sets him on fire. Her presence and beauty excite him and make him feel alive. He calls her his queen and says she’s got a powerful aura—like even his “guys” would defend her like warriors. She’s his connection, his “antenna” that keeps him grounded and in tune with everything.

Again, he goes back to how she used to treat him with love and affection but now she seems distant. He wishes they could go back to the way things were—just loving each other every day and night, no drama, no suffering. He keeps repeating the request for her not to make him suffer and to treat him with the same love and respect he gives her.