Wutah Burning Desire — Lyrics Patched Fixed

Song Info

Corrected Lyrics (Patched Version)

Verse 1

Girl you set my soul on fire
No one else can take me higher
Every time you move closer to me
I lose control, can't you see?

Bridge

Twi/Pidgin part (as often performed):
Odo yɛ w'asen? (How sweet is your love?)
Ma me nsa nka wo ho (Let me touch you)
If you leave, I go die o
Burning desire no fit lie o

Wutah "Burning Desire" Lyrics – The Patched Version

Below is the community-corrected, "patched" transcription. Twi lines are followed by English meanings in brackets.

Intro Oh yeah... Wutah! Sefa Kofi... Check it.

Verse 1 When I see you smile, I forget my sorrow And I pray to God say you go dey my tomorrow Ma heart dey beat like a bass drum, soh Every time you pass, I just dey look mumu [foolishly]

Chorus Odo yewu [My love, precious one] You set my soul on fire (Burning desire) This feeling wey I get for you, e be tireless Burning desire... oh, burning desire wutah burning desire lyrics patched

Verse 2 (Twi Pidgin Hybrid) Me pɛ wo dɛ m'ani gye wo [I want you as my eyes delight in you] You no know the thing you dey do to me, slowly Ma blood dey turn to gasoline You strike the match—baby, you mean?

Chorus Odo yewu You set my soul on fire (Burning desire) This feeling wey I get for you, e be tireless Burning desire... oh, burning desire

Bridge (The Frequently Glitched Section – Patched) Wote asɛm no? [Do you hear the matter?] Love no be joke, me ntaa nsuo [I don’t cry usually] But for your sake, the tears dey flow like Nile If you leave me, I go turn to a ghost Because your love be the thing I need the most.

Outro Burning desire (repeat to fade) Wutah... Sefa. Make you no quench the fire.

Conclusion: Keep the Fire Burning

Burning Desire is more than a throwback song. It is a litmus test for true Ghanaian music fans. If you can sing the patched version correctly—nailing the Twi tones and the Pidgin swagger—you are not just a listener; you are a historian. Song Info

So bookmark this page. Share it the next time someone posts the wrong lyrics. And remember: Wutah’s fire doesn’t need to be patched—just our memory of it.

Final Patched Verdict: The desire is still burning. The lyrics are finally correct. Now go play the song.

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Why the Patch Matters

For a song that’s a Ghanaian wedding and party staple, singing the wrong lyrics feels off. The patched version respects the original Twi and Ga influences, and suddenly the song makes more emotional sense. “Burning desire” isn’t just about passion — it’s about clarity (fia fia) and shared joy (yɛn nnom).