[male vocals] We
feel
your
presence,
shining
so
fine (
Sharp
sharp,
keep
watching
over
us)
Mazi
Michael
Ikezue
Onwuemene,
I
K
Square
Born
after
your
father,
life
was
a
journey
to
share
You
built
an
empire
with
your
own
two
hands
Respect
in
the
soil,
the
hardest
worker
in
these
lands
Farmer
by
heart,
civil
servant
with
pride
A
man
of
the
truth,
with
nothing
to
hide
Disciplined
soul,
you
stood
for
the
weak
You
were
the
defender,
the
strong
and
the
unique
Oh,
Mazi
Michael,
we
hold
your
name
high
Eight
years
have
passed
since
you
said
your
goodbye
to
the
world
We
miss
you
father,
in
the
rhythm
of
the
beat
Rest
on
in
peace,
till
we
finally
meet
Oh,
I
K
Square,
you’
re
the
king
of
our
line
We
feel
your
presence,
shining
so
fine
You
married
Josephine
Adafor,
our
mother
so
dear
Five
of
us
here,
chasing
away
every
fear
Paul,
Charles,
Augusta,
Jude,
and
John
Growing
up
strong,
since
you
started
the
dawn
Then
Theresa
came
in,
our
step
mother,
our
grace
A
new
chapter
written
in
this
sacred
place
Hardworking
man,
a
legacy
deep
The
promises
made,
the
ones
that
we
keep
Oh,
Mazi
Michael,
we
hold
your
name
high
Eight
years
have
passed
since
you
said
your
goodbye
We
miss
you
father,
in
the
rhythm
of
the
beat
Rest
on
in
peace,
till
we
finally
meet
Oh,
I
K
Square,
you’
re
the
king
of
our
line
We
feel
your
presence,
shining
so
fine
Eish,
the
pain
is
real,
we
carry
the
weight
Jude
has
gone
home,
meeting
you
at
the
gate
He’
s
with
our
mother,
in
the
land
of
the
light
Watching
us
grow,
keeping
us
in
your
sight
JP
Gentle
Paulo,
I
speak
for
the
rest
We
keep
your
values,
we
put
them
to
the
test
Honesty,
honor,
and
a
heart
that
is
true
Everything
we
are,
we
owe
it
to
you
From
the
fields
to
the
city,
your
story
is
told
A
story
of
iron,
a
story
of
gold
Oh,
Mazi
Michael,
we
hold
your
name
high
Eight
years
have
passed
since
you
said
your
goodbye
We
miss
you
father,
in
the
rhythm
of
the
beat
Rest
on
in
peace,
till
we
finally
meet
Oh,
I
K
Square,
you’
re
the
king
of
our
line
We
feel
your
presence,
shining
so
fine
Rest
on
father,
rest
on,
asambe
Jude
is
with
you
now,
yebo
We
will
meet
again,
on
that
shore
Sharp
sharp,
Mazi
Michael,
forevermore