ODO (Remix) Lyrics – Mr. P, Stonebwoy

ODO (Remix) Lyrics Meaning

[ƆDɔ Oh! ɔDɔ Oh! ƆDɔ Oh! My ɔDɔ Oh! ɔDɔ Oh! Yo P! Hey!]
This part is more like a warm, fun introduction. “ƆDɔ” means love in Twi (a Ghanaian language), so they’re basically calling out to love with energy and excitement. It sets the mood for a passionate and joyful vibe, like calling your favorite person with playful affection. When Mr. P comes in with “Yo P! Hey!”, it’s just him hyping things up.

[Ma Shawty No Dey Lie To Me… Na You Dey Make Me Go Slow Hey!]
Here, the artist is saying that his girl is real with him—she doesn’t lie or play games. She genuinely cares, supports him, and wants to be by his side. She’s not pretending or putting on a show, and she even says she wants to wake up next to him every day. That shows commitment. He feels so loved that it’s making him act differently—he’s deeply in love, and it’s slowing him down in a good way. He’s not rushing through life anymore; he’s enjoying the ride with her.

[Oya ɔDɔ Ooh! ɔDɔ Oh!… You Dey Make Me Dagbana ɔDɔ Oh!]
In this chorus, he keeps calling out to his love with joy. He’s telling her that he’s giving her all his love, and he’s asking her to open up her heart to him too. When he says she makes him “Dagbana,” it’s a local expression—like she’s driving him crazy in love, in a sweet way. He’s overwhelmed by how she makes him feel, and he’s totally into her.

[(Make You Gimme Make You Gimme Tonight)… (Everything Gonna Be Alright)]
This bit is a kind of request. He’s asking her to show him that love tonight—whether that’s affection, closeness, or just quality time together. He’s assuring her that everything will be fine between them. It feels comforting, like a couple just promising to stick together no matter what.

[Spiritual Love Wey You Giving To Me!… Na You Dey Make Me Go Slow Hey!]
Now he’s talking about the deep kind of love she gives him. It’s not just physical—it’s emotional, spiritual, and powerful. He jokes that she’s making him feel high, not with anything else, but just her presence and love. No one can come between them, and they both know what they have is rare. He repeats that she’s the one he needs, and again, that deep love is making him feel calm, peaceful, and fully in the moment with her.

[ƆDɔYɛWu Will Be My Ride Or Die… My Baby Dey Give It To Me, Everyday]
In this part, he’s getting a bit more serious and promising. He calls her his ride-or-die, meaning she’s his partner through everything. He says they’re strong together, like teammates. If he were to marry her, he’d be super happy. He promises to stay with her forever and mentions how she’s always on his mind, no matter what he’s doing. She brings him happiness, they vibe well together, and they don’t even argue. He’s proud to give her both love and financial support. He also says love is like a kind of medicine, and she gives it to him daily—it keeps him going.

[Oya ɔDɔ Ooh! ɔDɔ Oh!… You Dey Make Me Dagbana ɔDɔ Oh!]
This final chorus just brings back that same joyful energy, repeating how he’s pouring love into the relationship and how she’s got him totally hooked. It closes with the same vibe it started with—fun, emotional, and full of love.