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    OZAIN

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    1. The document is a collection of verses in the Yoruba language describing the deity Osun and her attributes and powers. 2. The verses praise Osun for her healing abilities, connection to divination, and role as a river goddess. 3. They describe her as a source of wisdom, blessings, and spiritual guidance for her followers.

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    1. The document is a collection of verses in the Yoruba language describing the deity Osun and her attributes and powers. 2. The verses praise Osun for her healing abilities, connection to divination, and role as a river goddess. 3. They describe her as a source of wisdom, blessings, and spiritual guidance for her followers.

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    1. The document is a collection of verses in the Yoruba language describing the deity Osun and her attributes and powers. 2. The verses praise Osun for her healing abilities, connection to divination, and role as a river goddess. 3. They describe her as a source of wisdom, blessings, and spiritual guidance for her followers.

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    1. The document is a collection of verses in the Yoruba language describing the deity Osun and her attributes and powers. 2. The verses praise Osun for her healing abilities, connection to divination, and role as a river goddess. 3. They describe her as a source of wisdom, blessings, and spiritual guidance for her followers.

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    OZAIN

    1- Igbara ago, moyumbara, igbara ago 2- Ichonchon agbe, Ichonchon agbe


    moyumbara, oro modde ko ni kosi oddara koronileyo baba semi.
    bara ago, ago moyumbara, elewa
    echolona.
    3- Eshuoooo elewa lae, Eshuoooo elewa 4- Ago elewa abukenke, ago elewa
    lae, elewa lamoforibale eshuo abukenke.
    oddara oooo.
    5- Ogun topa lowo / 6- Unyoro.
    Ewe de masanquio.
    7- Asoquere quere melle, a laroye,
    quilaboche, sosa soquere
    alawana soquere.

    ASHE OMO OZAN  EWE AYE.


    1. Kuru kuru bedde. 2. Atiponlá ifa uro, atimpola ifa
    Coro: Mariwo osain, mariwo rere uro, Ifa owo, ifa oma, ifa
    mariwo. inle, atiponlá ifa uro.
    3. Moyu ewe monsarao, moyu ewe 4. Osain ewe benito bleo, Osain
    monsara, moyu ewe monsarao moyu ewe benito ble, Osain ewe
    ewe monsara, ewelobimi, ewelo benito bleo, Osain ewe benito
    yami, moyun ewe monsara. ble, Sakaka okum manfere ewe,
    Osain ewe benito ble.
    5. Abero abero mai, abero abero mai,
    bobadiño oluwo osain, abero abero
    mai yenye. 6. Borokiti lagwa tarepo,borokiti
    5.1. Baba un fo mode, baba un fo lagwa tarepo, borokiti lagwa
    mode, bobadiño oluwo osain, baba tarepo, borokiti lagwa tarepo,
    un fo le yenye. epopolopo epopolense, borokiti
    5.2. Omore baba, omore baba, lagwa tarepo.
    bobadiño oluwo osain, omore baba
    le yenye.

    7. Ewe masiroyu, ewe masi bororo, ewe


    masiroyu, ewe masi bororo, bambi
    oke yo, masiroyu, masi bororo. 8. Ewe, ewe orisha, ewe oddara,
    Ozain ala oma ewe.
    7.1. Ewe adadara madao, osain
    adadara mada, ewe adadara madao,
    osain adadara mada, osain damiwo,
    adamawo ewe, adadara nada.

    9. Ewe Zano. 10. Ewe ikoko, koko waye, so


    meyi, so okuta.
    Coro: Akete ewe zano sauro male.

    11. Ewe dundun sheke, ewe dundun 12. Ewe ire oinle yomi, abona
    sheke, sheke sheke, sheke boro. meye ewe, ire oinle yomi,
    oshiche ewe oinle yomi,
    bayekum bayota lomo oba.
    13. Bain bain semi, ozain yoromi, 14. Titirimbamba, titirimbamba
    bain bain semi, ozain yoromi, abona mello quiquello.
    ewiwi awa yeroko, ewiwi ala 14.1. Titirimbamba, titirimbamba
    tinibu. abona mello cache ewe.
    14.2. Titirimbamba, titirimbamba
    abona mello abona.

    16. Emi okan foroyo foroyo, foro


    15. Oyiki yiki ota lo mio, oyiki yiki moyenye, emi okan foroyo
    ota lo mi, oyiki yiki ota lo mio, foroyo foro moyenye.
    oyiki yiki ota lo mi, oyiki yiki 16.1. Baba mi okan foroyo
    awado okuo oma, oyiki yiki ota lo foroyo, foro moyenye, baba
    mi. mi okan foroyo foroyo foro
    moyenye.

    17. Shirikuirikuikui, 18. Sherebroro bewao, sherebroro


    shirikuirikuikui, Ozain beru beru ewe dun dun.
    male.
    20. Ire, ire ireo oko okan
    19. Otoli otola tola tola akika. belodo.
    Otoli otola tola tola la mefa. 20.1. Oma, oma ireo, oma oni
    Otoli otola tola tola quikache. iku.
    20.2. Iwin, Iwin ileo, Iwin
    ileso.

    21. Eya tuto fele egbo, eya tuto fele 22. Awadde omolo shin sin,
    egbo, baba mi okan ele egbo, eya kosile shinshe iworo.
    tuto fele egbo.

    23. Ozain, ozain omotio baba, Ozain, 24. Mamura ala mofiye, mamura
    ozain omotio aye. awaloroke.

    25. Ewe nila dideo, ewe nila dide, 26. Pereggun ala ewe tuto,
    ewe nila dideo ewe nila die, awo pereggun ala ewe tuto,
    foko osha osain de male, ewe nila pereggun ala bonire,
    dide. pereggun ala ewe tuto.

    27. Ewe okuma, okuma lawa, ewe okuma, 28. Tiwi tiwi a la mofinye tiwi
    okuma lawa ooo. tiwi.

    29. Ala fule wa mamaqueña, eleri asho 30. Ala umba koshire, ala umba
    kinkeña, ala fule wa mamaqueña, ewe ikoko, Okan shore Okan
    eleri asho kinkeña awo. lawo, ala umba ewe.

    OPCIONALES: Awareo kiwao // Ewe oinle yomi // Didde addere mawao //


    were were main, ozain mariwo // Ozain ->Akamawo.
    EWE IRE BELODO EWE IRE BELODO, EWE IRE BELODO EWE IRE BELODO, ABERO
    COMA EWE, EWE IRE BELODO.

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