[male vocals] Oh,
heaven’
s
choir
has
gained
a
light
today
We
miss
you,
Ian,
more
than
words
can
say
Walking
through
the
halls
of
Makawani,
it
feels
so
still
A
void
in
the
classroom
that
no
one
else
can
fill
Biology
and
agriculture,
you
taught
us
how
to
grow
But
seeds
of
kindness
in
our
hearts
are
what
you
helped
to
sow
Oh,
thank
You
Jesus,
for
the
time
we
shared
We’
re
hurting
down
here,
but
we
know
You
cared
Ian
Nkonge,
you’
re
dancing
on
streets
of
gold
A
story
of
a
servant,
so
brave
and
so
bold
From
the
blackboard
to
the
DJ
stand,
you
brought
the
joy
God
called
His
angel
home,
heaven’
s
favorite
boy
We
loved
you
so,
but
He
loved
you
more
Rest
now,
brother,
on
that
distant
shore
I
hear
the
phantom
music
playing,
the
bass
you
used
to
spin
But
now
the
silence
echoes
where
your
laughter
once
had
been
The
road
was
dark,
the
turn
was
sharp,
it
took
you
far
too
fast
But
memories
of
your
spirit,
Ian,
are
built
to
always
last
Glory,
glory,
though
we
weep
and
we
mourn
To
a
better
place,
your
soul
has
been
reborn
Ian
Nkonge,
you’
re
dancing
on
streets
of
gold
A
story
of
a
servant,
so
brave
and
so
bold
From
the
blackboard
to
the
DJ
stand,
you
brought
the
joy
God
called
His
angel
home,
heaven’
s
favorite
boy
We
loved
you
so,
but
He
loved
you
more
Rest
now,
brother,
on
that
distant
shore
Yes
Lord,
we
trust
Your
plan
even
when
we
break
Yes
Lord,
we
find
the
strength
for
our
teacher’
s
sake
Hallelujah,
you’
re
free
from
all
the
earthly
pain
Until
we
meet
again,
Ian,
until
we
meet
again
Your
students
stand
in
silence,
heads
bowed
in
deep
respect
For
the
legacy
of
wisdom
that
you
lived
to
reflect
You
taught
us
life
is
fragile,
a
lesson
understood
We’
ll
carry
on
your
rhythm,
just
like
you
said
we
should
Praise
Him,
even
in
the
middle
of
our
tears
Praise
Him,
for
the
light
you
brought
through
all
the
years
Ian
Nkonge,
you’
re
dancing
on
streets
of
gold
A
story
of
a
servant,
so
brave
and
so
bold
From
the
blackboard
to
the
DJ
stand,
you
brought
the
joy
God
called
His
angel
home,
heaven’
s
favorite
boy
We
loved
you
so,
but
He
loved
you
more
Rest
now,
brother,
on
that
distant
shore
Rest
in
peace,
Ian
Nkonge
Teacher,
friend,
music
maker
Amen,
hallelujah,
rest
in
peace
We
loved
you,
but
He
loved
you
more