Pitah Brown has joined forces with Goya Menor to deliver a poignant new single, “Boju Boju,” a track that delves into the raw emotions of love, betrayal and regret. Released on Friday, the song is already resonating with listeners for its heartfelt storytelling and relatable themes.
“Boju Boju” tells the story of a man left heartbroken after his lover, now successful, abandons him for someone else. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of his pain, as he reflects on the sacrifices he made to support her dreams, including selling his father’s land. Pitah Brown’s emotive delivery, complemented by Goya Menor’s dynamic contribution, brings depth and authenticity to the narrative.
The song opens with a haunting question, “Why you go do me like this?” setting the tone for a tale of broken promises and unfulfilled love. Lines like “I sell my papa land I credit you all / If at all you must ball” highlight the protagonist’s sacrifices, while “She dey look me like photo / Because she don see new motor” captures the sting of being forgotten in the wake of newfound success.
The rising Nigerian artiste’s lyrics are a masterclass in storytelling, blending vulnerability with a touch of resilience. The chorus, “Pull over / Come make we trabaye,” suggests a longing for reconciliation, even as he acknowledges the reality of their separation. Goya Menor’s verse adds a layer of introspection, reminiscing about their shared past and questioning how things went wrong.
The track’s production, infused with Afrobeats rhythms and melodic hooks, provides a fitting backdrop for its emotional weight. “Boju Boju” is a compelling song and also a reflection on the complexities of love and the pain of betrayal, delivered with honesty and artistry.
Fans can now stream “Boju Boju” on all major platforms. With this release, Pitah Brown, who can be found on Instagram & X, in conjunction with Goya Menor have solidified their places as voices to watch in the Nigerian music scene.
