Let me listen to a song from my lover
One that delivers a smile from her
Her songs are easy to sing
Cos of the love it brings
Today I’ll let only her in
The worries of the world are left in the bin

Chorus:
I love you
Doubt me, but never my love for you
One lifetime might not be enough to love you
But for your love I’ll make do

I’ve become fond of my pet name
Never gave much attention to my birth name
Never had any time for chatting
Now I stare at my phone smiling

Chorus:
I love you
Doubt me but never my love for you
One lifetime might not be enough to love you
But for your love I’ll make do

Home is coming to me
I have to fix her a meal
How did I learn to cook?
Well, love does that to you

Chorus:
I love you
Doubt me, but never my love for you
One lifetime might not be enough to love you
But for your love, I’ll make do

– Osasu Oviawe

Let’s talk about the character of a man
This character applies also to woman
He either defends his most sacred vice
Or critics his most shameful vice

Do not be deceived by words
Space knows man’s true self
And time is patient enough to reveal his flaws
Even when he feels he has hoodwinked all else

Be careful in arguments over principle
Some people have none and see no reason to
Be humble in all you do
You never know who waits for the puffed up, with a needle

– Osasu Oviawe

I have been hurt by my lover
Even after she promised me forever
How can love be so wrong?
How can time be so right?

Nothing tastes the same anymore
Everything seems to further sting my sore
Kisses that used to leave me strong
Now take out all of my might

The agony of betrayal
The shame of denial
I look for my wrong
If only it can make the pain right

– Osasu Oviawe