[male
vocals] (
Mmm,
yeah)
Sometimes
the
heart
remembers
what
the
mind
tries
to
forget.
This
is
my
story,
from
the
depths
of
my
heart,
A
journey
of
love
that
gave
my
life
a
start.
Kosibi
Kamandah,
from
Kasansa
Village,
A
humble
village
girl
with
dreams
beyond
her
age.
When
I
met
you,
life
was
still
unfolding,
Your
future
was
waiting,
your
story
untold.
Yeah,
we
were
just
kids
chasing
the
starlight,
Building
a
future
in
the
middle
of
the
night.
Thank
you,
Kamandah,
for
the
moments
we
shared,
For
every
smile,
for
showing
you
cared.
Though
our
road
ended
in
tears
one
day,
I’
ll
remember
the
good
and
choose
to
pray.
Life
goes
on,
but
memories
remain,
Thank
you,
Kamandah,
for
being
my
rain.
Together
we
walked
through
sunshine
and
rain,
Sharing
our
hopes
through
joy
and
through
pain.
I
see
your
face
in
the
quiet
of
the
morning,
A
beautiful
soul
without
any
warning.
We
had
our
secrets,
we
had
our
pride,
Now
I’
m
just
walking
with
ghosts
by
my
side.
Oh,
it
hurts,
baby,
to
know
you're
gone,
But
the
melody
of
you
carries
on.
Thank
you,
Kamandah,
for
the
moments
we
shared,
For
every
smile,
for
showing
you
cared.
Though
our
road
ended
in
tears
one
day,
I’
ll
remember
the
good
and
choose
to
pray.
Life
goes
on,
but
memories
remain,
Thank
you,
Kamandah,
for
being
my
rain.
I
need
you
to
know,
wherever
you
go,
That
I
kept
every
promise
that
we
made
before.
The
world
kept
spinning,
we
stood
still
in
time,
I’
m
grateful
for
the
season
that
you
were
mine. (
Come
here,
let
me
tell
you
one
more
time)
Kasansa
calls
out,
the
wind
in
the
trees,
I
find
you
in
whispers,
I
find
you
in
pleas.
It
wasn't
a
failure,
it
was
just
the
end,
Of
a
beautiful
chapter,
my
lover
and
friend.
I’
m
growing,
I’
m
healing,
I’
m
finding
my
way,
But
I
carry
your
light
in
the
work
of
the
day.
Thank
you,
Kamandah,
for
the
moments
we
shared,
For
every
smile,
for
showing
you
cared.
Though
our
road
ended
in
tears
one
day,
I’
ll
remember
the
good
and
choose
to
pray.
Life
goes
on,
but
memories
remain,
Thank
you,
Kamandah,
for
being
my
rain.
Yeah,
memories
remain.
Kamandah,
you’
re
still
a
part
of
the
song.
I'm
letting
go,
but
holding
on.
Mmm,
thank
you. (
Fade
out)