There’s nothing Davido (aka the 001 of the industry) loves more than flexing, and his lyrics are a perfect reflection of that. Which of these 25 standout quotes from “Timeless” are you feeling the most?
Some artists make music. Davido makes moments. His lyrics have a way of sticking with you—whether he’s flexing on his haters, pouring his heart out, or just reminding us that life is meant to be enjoyed. “Timeless” isn’t just an album; it’s a collection of emotions, victories, and late-night thoughts wrapped in afrobeats magic.
From confident brags to heartfelt confessions, here are 25 standout quotes from Davido’s “Timeless” album that prove Davido has a way with words—intentional or not.
“Over Dem”
- If dem wan turn Goliath, I be David for life
A biblical reference with a flex—Davido reminds us that no matter how big the opposition is, he remains the victorious underdog. - If them dey wait make them see me flop, Them go wait till thy kingdom come
Classic Davido energy. He’s not just here to stay—he’s here to dominate, and his haters will have to deal with it forever.
“Precision”
- Na person wey get money dey carry shoulder gan
A simple but hard-hitting truth. Money brings confidence, and Davido makes it clear that wealth changes how you move. - My time and my energy, iyo, I don’t waste on nobody, iyo
A reminder to protect your peace. In Davido’s world, energy is currency—he won’t spend it where it’s not needed.
“In the Garden” (featuring Morravey)
- Come let me take you downtown, Make we cruise till sun down
Smooth and romantic—this is peak wooing lyrics, the kind you send as a late-night text.
“Kante” (featuring Fave)
- Can’t dance to save myself but see as I dey roll na
A confession wrapped in humour. Even if she (Fave) is not the best dancer, she’s still giving her best effort. - Follow me make we chop life for Dubai
The best kind of romance comes with luxury—Davido-style.
“Na Money” (featuring The Cavemen and Angélique Kidjo)
- Give her everything ’cause she deserve it and more
When Davido loves, he loves in grand style. No limits, just full-on spoiling.
“U (Juju)” (featuring Skepta)
- Say make you go check your balance, ‘Cause I go dey send the allowance
No heartbreak here—just premium soft life promises. Davido isn’t just talking love; he’s putting money where his mouth is.
“E Pain Me”
- Bad girl wan carry me do jangulova, E pain me oh, e pain me oh
That moment when you realize you were played—and it stings. Davido doesn’t shy away from emotional vulnerability here. - Wetin I no do for you?
The age-old question that comes with heartbreak. A lament that many listeners will relate to.
“Away”
- I know they want to see me fall
Heartbreak or not, Davido keeps pushing forward. He acknowledges the setbacks but refuses to stay down.
“Godfather”
- You no see we are crossing borders
Davido isn’t just a local act—he’s a global superstar, making major moves worldwide. - Igbadun is important
Enjoyment is key, and in Davido’s world, no hustle is complete without a good time. - Counting my blessing titi d’ọla o
A subtle reminder to be grateful. Even with all the wins, Davido doesn’t forget to count his blessings.
“No Competition” (featuring Asake)
- No competi- competi- Competition for my lady
A top-tier confidence boost in his woman, declaring his woman’s beauty is next to none.
“Bop” (featuring Dexta Daps)
- When the beat drop, Ain’t nobody fit snooze
A declaration of party dominance—Davido’s music is built for the dancefloor, and this line proves it.
“Champion Sound” (featuring Focalistic)
- 10 years I never gon down
A victory lap in one line. Davido has spent over a decade at the top, and he’s showing no signs of slowing down.
“LCND”
- Legends can never die
An affirmation of greatness. If you ever need a mantra to boost your confidence, this is it.
“Away”
- Gbẹdu dey body, I’ve been doing this, e don tey oh
A reminder that Davido has been running the game for years, and he’s still going strong. - Fifty-fifty we go share am I no like ojoro
Fair play is key—even in relationships and business.
“For the Road”
- Baby tell me very honestly, This your loving, shey na correct ni?
A playful yet deep question about love and commitment.
“Picasso” (featuring Logos Olori)
- Your fine but I’ma trust what’s on the money
Looks are great, but money speaks louder.
“Unavailable” (featuring Musa Keys)
- And I sorry for who wan (Who wan), who wan gbe my matter s’ori
He’s unbothered, unavailable, and focused on his own lane. - Say I carry woman (Woman), shey na man wey I for carry?
Davido with the clapbacks—he’s living his life and ignoring the chatter.
