[male
vocals] (
Hallelujah)
Oh,
I
remember
the
days,
but
look
at
me
now
When
the
school
doors
closed
and
the
world
felt
cold
The
struggle
grew
heavy,
a
story
untold
No
roof
for
my
head,
no
coins
in
my
hand
I
wandered
the
streets
of
this
Mansa
land
In
the
drainage
I
lay,
with
no
place
to
rest
My
spirit
was
tired,
put
to
the
test
But
even
in
darkness,
the
light
found
a
way
God
kept
me
smiling
through
the
heat
of
the
day
Oh,
thank
You
Jesus
for
the
grace
that
I
found
When
I
was
broken
and
hitting
the
ground
Mutende
SDA,
you
were
the
light
That
pulled
me
through
the
deepest
night
God
almighty,
You
held
my
hand
When
I
had
nowhere
to
stand
I
thank
You
for
the
hunger,
I
thank
You
for
the
pain
It
taught
me
Your
power
through
the
wind
and
the
rain
The
more
I
was
troubled,
the
more
You
drew
near
Your
mercy
was
louder
than
all
of
my
fear
Then
came
the
promise,
a
miracle
sign
In
two-thousand-thirteen,
Your
favor
was
mine
Oh,
thank
You
Jesus
for
the
grace
that
I
found
When
I
was
broken
and
hitting
the
ground
Mutende
SDA,
you
were
the
light
That
pulled
me
through
the
deepest
night
God
almighty,
You
held
my
hand
When
I
had
nowhere
to
stand
From
the
drainage
to
the
classroom,
You
raised
up
my
head
With
a
teacher's
diploma,
by
Your
spirit
I'm
led
Rusangu
was
the
blessing,
the
road
that
You
paved
Look
at
the
soul
that
Your
glory
has
saved
To
my
brothers
and
sisters
at
Mutende
today
I
lift
up
my
hands
in
the
light
of
the
day
You
were
the
vessel,
the
hands
and
the
feet
Making
my
testimony
finally
complete
Bless
every
member,
bless
every
stone
For
showing
a
stranger
he
wasn't
alone
Oh,
thank
You
Jesus
for
the
grace
that
I
found
When
I
was
broken
and
hitting
the
ground
Mutende
SDA,
you
were
the
light
That
pulled
me
through
the
deepest
night
God
almighty,
You
held
my
hand
When
I
had
nowhere
to
stand
I
was
empty,
but
now
I
am
full
By
the
power
of
Your
love,
the
merciful
pull
Thank
you
Mutende,
bless
you
forevermore
I'm
walking
in
grace
through
an
open
door