Ayox – Comfort Zone Lyrics

Comfort Zone

Ayox

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"Comfort Zone." - Ayox

Tuesday, 20 October 2026, 06:37 pm

Album: Comfort Zone - Single

Track No: 01

Ooh yeah
Nkan timori mioso
Hm-hm yeah
So many thought that I was lost
Many wished that I was gone
Life left me with two choice
Showed me rose, showed me a gun
Sorry I had to pick the gun
Oun ojuri enu oleso
My life could've been worse
Omo if e no be God
Would've been soaked up in my blood
Had to break many laws
And nobody showed me love
Mehn I was drowning in my thoughts
Many cold nights
Mehn I slept outside here
Hoping life would give me just one chance, yeah
Stand right here
Man no fit loose guard here
'Cause all I have is one life here
Mummy nbe ni le
Daddy nbe lajo
Telling me to wait
They tell me not to go
Mummy mi ni le, yeah
Daddy mi lajo
Telling me to wait
They tell me not to go
Buh man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave
Man must to leave
To all the people that we lost, I hope we see another day
We been through many loss, I hope we start to see the gain
Mama steady worried and she's begging me to stay
Grass ain't greener out here, I just pray Jah makes the way
'Cause I'm just a small boy from the ghetto side
What I went through, they don't understand
Many things wey I don sacrifice
Na wetin Caesar need I go give Caesar you know
Won fimi sile
Dem dey for my back say make I no fear
Many tings wey I dey reason then
Buh now I know
Mummy nbe ni le
Daddy nbe lajo
Telling me to wait
They tell me not to go
Mummy mi ni le, yeah
Daddy mi lajo
Telling me to wait
They tell me not to go
Buh man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave
Man must to leave
Leave that comfort zone
Leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave that comfort zone
Leave that comfort zone
Buh man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave that comfort zone
Man must to leave
Man must to leave

Writer(s): Bakare Ayomide Iyanuoluwa.

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