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Angélique Kidjo ~ Djo Va Min YI


Verse Ewo ke va le yia Tote va min non dou Deko kpo moun, va djro la Agbe bio min a non dou Djova min la yi da Kpo djidjoe, enou koko Djova min yi da Lonlon, nonvi yin lo Chorus Djo va min yi, djo va min yi, o lonlon Djo va min yi, djo va min yi, ehlon yin x2 Djo va min yi, djo va min yi, o lonlon Verse Chorus Bridge O, ou, o, ou, o va min yi lo Va nonvi yin Verse Chorus Bridge more free lyrics

Verse
Ewo ke va le yia
Tote va min non dou
Deko kpo moun, va djro la
Agbe bio min a non dou
Djova min la yi da
Kpo djidjoe, enou koko
Djova min yi da
Lonlon, nonvi yin lo

Chorus
Djo va min yi, djo va min yi, o lonlon
Djo va min yi, djo va min yi, ehlon yin x2
Djo va min yi, djo va min yi, o lonlon

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Bridge
O, ou, o, ou, o va min yi lo
Va nonvi yin

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