[male
vocals] (
Ayy,
yoh)
Life
is
a
long,
long
road
But
the
light
always
finds
a
way
Listen
to
the
story
of
Mulenga
Enock
I
remember
the
laughter
when
I
was
just
a
boy
Walking
with
my
daddy,
feeling
pure,
simple
joy
Then
I
was
five,
the
silence
came,
the
shadows
grew
so
tall
My
world
went
dark,
I
watched
the
strongest
pillar
fall
I
grew
up
as
a
man
of
sorrow,
feeling
so
neglected
A
path
of
thorns
and
tears,
a
life
disconnected
I
was
finished,
I
was
broken,
I
was
running
out
of
breath
Just
a
little
child
staring
in
the
face
of
death
Oh,
Mulenga
Enock,
the
road
was
never
easy
Through
the
valley
of
the
struggle,
when
the
nights
were
feeling
wheezy
But
God
Almighty,
You
held
my
trembling
hand
You
made
a
way
for
me,
the
boy
who
had
to
stand
Yeah,
You
made
a
way
for
me.
Grade
seven
came,
I
was
standing
at
the
door
No
money
for
the
fees,
I
couldn't
reach
for
more
Two
years
I
stayed
at
home,
watching
my
dreams
turn
into
gray
Doing
piecework
in
the
dirt
just
to
find
a
better
day
Then
Grandpa
Evans
came,
a
miracle
from
the
sky
He
paid
my
Grade
Nine
papers,
taught
this
boy
to
try
Then
Mr.
Kapenda,
the
head
teacher,
saw
the
spark
inside
Put
me
on
the
bursary,
finally
I
could
stride
Oh,
Mulenga
Enock,
the
road
was
never
easy
Through
the
valley
of
the
struggle,
when
the
nights
were
feeling
wheezy
But
God
Almighty,
You
held
my
trembling
hand
You
made
a
way
for
me,
the
boy
who
had
to
stand
Yeah,
You
made
a
way
for
me.
From
Grade
ten
to
twelve,
the
journey
was
so
rough
But
every
single
step,
I
was
feeling
I
was
tough
It
wasn't
by
my
power,
it
wasn't
by
my
might
It
was
grace
upon
grace
that
guided
me
to
light
Oh,
Mulenga
Enock,
the
road
was
never
easy
Through
the
valley
of
the
struggle,
when
the
nights
were
feeling
wheezy
But
God
Almighty,
You
held
my
trembling
hand
You
made
a
way
for
me,
the
boy
who
had
to
stand
Yeah,
You
made
a
way
for
me.
I
thank
God
almighty
For
the
path,
for
the
pain
For
the
sunshine
after
the
rain
Mulenga
Enock,
you
made
it,
brother (
Ayy,
yoh)
I
made
it.