Nwayi

CKay's song 'Nwayi' is a heartfelt ode to a captivating woman who has stolen his heart. The title 'Nwayi' translates to 'woman' in Igbo, a language spoken in Nigeria, which immediately sets a cultural tone for the song. The lyrics describe a love that came unexpectedly, like a thief in the night, and took control of his emotions. This metaphor of love as a thief highlights the sudden and overwhelming nature of his feelings, suggesting that love can be both surprising and all-consuming.

The chorus, repeating 'Nwayi, omalicha nwayi,' emphasizes the beauty and allure of the woman he sings about. 'Omalicha' means 'beautiful' in Igbo, further underscoring his admiration and infatuation. CKay expresses a deep desire to be close to her, even to the point of wanting to be 'inside your skin,' which signifies an intense longing for intimacy and connection. He is willing to sacrifice his wealth, symbolized by 'my naira' and 'my dollar,' to make her happy, showcasing the depth of his commitment and love.

In the latter part of the song, CKay describes the woman as not just a lover but also a best friend, someone who brings joy and companionship into his life. The playful lines 'Do me nice, show me pepper' and 'Do me fast, she do me jeje' reflect a dynamic and passionate relationship, filled with both excitement and tenderness. The song paints a vivid picture of a love that is both profound and exhilarating, capturing the essence of a romantic connection that is cherished and celebrated.