Òrìsà Oko, a tó gbangba sùn nínú oyé. A rí owó èyó se èsó. O rí ògún yọ sensen. O rí ìbọn gbé re ojú ogun. Òrìsà ti ó torí Akàsù iyán, O fun won ní ogún ọmọ. O torí àgbébọ̀ adiẹ, O fún ení nwá aya, Ní ọgọ́run aya. O tú fún ẹni nwá ọkọ, Ní ọgọọ́run ọkọ. Òrìsà oko oooo Baba o, Baba o. Ení kúrú, O ntiro Ení gùn, O ni n bèrè. Bèrè owó, Bèrè olá ní òdò mi o, Iwo lorí iyán. Ti o njó bèmbé, Iwọ lo tún rí iyán, Ti o nkọ sáárá ẹ. Òrìsà Oko gulutu nlé. Igbá funfun báláuuú. Alágbára tí nlo Afọse. Òrìsà Oko gbè mi o, Òrìsà oko tu mi o, Jé n jẹ ní nínú àse re o. O Orisha Oko, who can sleep in the cold. He, who uses cowries to adorn himself. He, who rejoices upon seeing war. He, who has a shotgun to use in war. The orisha, who because of a large portion of pounded yam (iyán), gave his devotee twenty children. He, who for a great hen, gave a wife to him who wished to marry. A hundred marriage proposals. And gave a husband to her who sought a spouse. A hundred marriage proposals. O Orisha Oko! O father! O father! He who is short stood on his tiptoes to become taller. He who is tall bent down. May money come. May prosperity come to my side. You who saw the iyán and began to dance the bembé. You who saw the iyán and praised it. Orisha Oko, the great one on earth. You are the white gourd. The powerful one who uses Afọse Orisha Oko, support me! Orisha Oko, support me! Grant me a share of your axé (spiritual power). Credit: Mamanifzy @madam_suzie_

Òrìṣà Oko (2026)