Bibia be ye ye I lost my shoes last night, I don't know where I put my keys I was tired and fell asleep beneath an oak tree I bet my mother's proud of me from each scar Upon my knuckle and each graze upon my knee, and all I know Is I got a cab and then threw up on his car seat He kicked me out and then I walked in the rain I tell myself in every way, "I won't be doing this again" And tomorrow Bibia Be Ye Ye Lyrics: Bibia be ye ye / I lost my shoes last night, I don't know where I put my keys / I was tired and fell asleep beneath an oak tree / I bet my mother's proud of me from each scar Ed Sheeran Lyrics. "Bibia Be Ye Ye". Bibia be ye ye. I lost my shoes last night. I don't know where I put my keys. I was tired and fell asleep beneath an oak tree. I bet my mother's proud of me from each scar upon my knuckle. And each graze upon my knee, and all I know is. I got a cab and then threw up on his car seat. Sheeran went to Ghana in June 2016 at the invitation of Fuse and spent three weeks in the country. They worked on a few different songs, but only "Bibia Be Ye Ye" made the ÷ album. Sheeran says that when they would finish a song, Fuse would with about 200 people where they would play it all night. [Intro] G Am C D G Am C D G Am C D G Am C D / [Verse 1] G Am I lost my shoes last night C D G Am I don’t know where I put my keys C D G I was tired and fell asleep beneath an oak tree Am C This lighthearted song (“Bibia Be Ye Ye”) was as a result of a trip Ed Sheeran paid to Ghana to visit Ghanaian musical artist Fuse ODG, whose real name is Nana Richard Abiona. The latter is best known for his single “Antenna”, which scored high on the UK charts. When you open the book up, find the lyrics for "Bibia Be Ye Ye." It says that "Bibia Be Ye Ye" means "Everything will be alright" and "wo nooma" means "Your problems will be solved" and "Se enioma enko ye" means "If things aren't going well."
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