**(Intro)**
(Upbeat, sweet reggae bassline drops, mixed with a sparkling dancehall riddim)
Yeah, yeah...
They call me Lady Jenny!
The born Bo Town Titi, you know?
The Dancehall Queen, black beauty with brain!
Shout out to the South Side, SQB, *Mo Fire* style!
But right now, Iām singing for the queens of the soil.
Listen close, yeah...
**(Chorus)**
Sierra Leone titi dem, oh they beautiful and sweet,
From the hills of Freetown to the Bo City street.
Natural beauty, no artificial grace,
Virtue and honor written on their face.
Mama Salone daughters, they shine like gold,
A story of strength and power untold.
Sweet melody for the African queen,
The most beautiful sight that you ever have seen!
**(Verse 1)**
Look at the skin, chocolate and clean,
Walking with the posture of a natural queen.
From Makeni to Kenema, Kono to Bonthe,
The virtue of a Salone woman dey give me joy.
They are educated, brilliant and wise,
The future of the nation reflected in their eyes.
Hardworking mothers, sisters so true,
Salone titi, this a song for you!
You no need too much makeup for make you look fine,
With your natural smile, you always line (shine).
**(Chorus)**
Sierra Leone titi dem, oh they beautiful and sweet,
From the hills of Freetown to the Bo City street.
Natural beauty, no artificial grace,
Virtue and honor written on their face.
Mama Salone daughters, they shine like gold,
A story of strength and power untold.
Sweet melody for the African queen,
The most beautiful sight that you ever have seen!
**(Verse 2)**
(Dancehall riddim intensifies, Lady Jenny fast-chats with style)
Hear me now!
Respect to the women who are leading the way,
In the offices, the markets, making money every day.
Black beauty with brain, that's the motto and the code,
Carrying the culture, walking down the road.
They have manners, they have pride, they have dignity inside,
With a sweet Sierra Leonean love you can never hide.
Bo Town Titi dem, they stand out in the crowd,
Making the whole of the South Side proud!