When you’re greeting my family members,
Please don’t stand like six o’clock.
When you’re greeting my elder brothers,
Bow a little, like five past six
When you’re greeting my uncles or aunties
Bow down lower, like quarter past six
When you’re greeting any of my parents
Bow even lower, like six twenty-five
But when you see my grandfather,
You must lie flat like quarter to three
Don’t worry, I’ll wash your clothes
By Seun Lari Williams
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