Seyi Vibez & Omah Lay – My Healer Lyrics

Music has a way of touching places words alone cannot reach. “My Healer” by Seyi Vibez and Omah Lay is one of those rare songs that feels like both a confession and a prayer. It blends Afrobeats, soul, street poetry, and spirituality into a deeply emotional narrative about love, growth, gratitude, and healing.

Intro
For my life
I was twenty-two
Love of my life, baby, my healer

Verse 1: Omah Lay
Tell me say you did not know that
They never told you
That I like my tea without sugar
You see a fashionista dressed like mad woman
You dey play, dey play with my moolah
I don’t play with my moolah (La-la-la, with my moolah)
I don’t play with my moolah (La-la-la, with my moolah)
My baby is my healer-ler-ler, she’s my healer-ler-ler
When I pray, I pray, na Hallelujah

Chorus: Seyi Vibez
I’ve been seeing the sign for my life
Rocking designer, Alhamdulillah
I was twenty-two, na the last time t’a ríra
Love of my life, baby, my healer
I’ve been seeing thе sign for my life
Rocking designer, Alhamdulillah
I was twеnty-two, na the last time t’a ríra
Love of my life, baby, my healer

Verse 2: Seyi Vibez
O ló nífẹ̀ẹ́ mi lọ́kàn, but you keep pulling my legs
I dey put you for my mind, ọmọ ọba dẹ̀ wà lótọ̀
And now everybody, ó máa ṣe tiẹ̀ lótọ̀
Celebration, pariwo, ọ̀pọ̀, ọ̀pọ̀
O ló nífẹ̀ẹ́ mi lọ́kàn, but you keep pulling my legs
I dey put you for my mind, ọmọ ọba dẹ̀ wà lótọ̀
And now everybody, ó máa ṣe tiẹ̀ lótọ̀
Celebration, pariwo, ọ̀pọ̀, ọ̀pọ̀

Bridge
I’ve been seeing the sign for my life
Rocking designer, Alhamdulillah
I was twenty-two, na the last time t’a ríra
Love of my life, baby, my healer

[Chorus: Seyi Vibez]
I’ve been seeing the sign for my life
Rocking designer, Alhamdulillah
I was twenty-two, na the last time t’a ríra
Love of my life, baby, my healer

[Outro: Choir]
For my life
I was twenty-two (Ooh)
Baby, my healer

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