[male
vocals] (
Soft
piano
notes)
Rest
in
peace,
Mummy
Onyawoyi
We
love
you,
but
God
loves
you
best
Oh,
the
morning
is
cold
without
your
smile
The
house
feels
empty,
we
walk
every
mile
Thinking
of
your
voice,
your
prayer
for
us
all
Waiting
for
a
knock
that
won't
come
at
our
wall
Mummy
Onyawoyi,
you
led
us
to
light
Now
you’
re
walking
in
heaven,
so
peaceful
and
bright
We’
re
grieving
your
absence,
our
hearts
are
in
pain
But
we
know
that
in
glory,
we’
ll
meet
you
again
Rest
well,
Mummy,
in
the
arms
of
the
King
Your
children
are
weeping,
but
praises
we
sing
Mary,
Jonah,
Deborah,
Ojune,
and
Matthew
Okih
We
miss
you
so
dearly,
your
love
was
the
key
Though
tears
fill
our
eyes
and
our
hearts
feel
so
low
We
trust
in
the
Father,
for
He’
s
all
we
know
Your
grandchildren
are
crying,
they
call
out
your
name
Ebenezer,
Precious,
Martha,
and
Patience
in
the
flame
Matthew,
Blessing,
Becky,
Naomi,
and
Charles
Joy,
Angela,
Festus,
and
Perfect,
in
worlds
Rejoice
and
Esther,
Hannah,
William,
and
Baby
Mary
too
They
are
missing
the
warmth
of
the
love
that
you
drew
From
the
depths
of
your
spirit,
so
kind
and
so
sweet
Now
your
labor
is
over,
at
the
Savior’
s
feet
Rest
well,
Mummy,
in
the
arms
of
the
King
Your
children
are
weeping,
but
praises
we
sing
Mary,
Jonah,
Deborah,
Ojune,
and
Matthew
Okih
We
miss
you
so
dearly,
your
love
was
the
key
Though
tears
fill
our
eyes
and
our
hearts
feel
so
low
We
trust
in
the
Father,
for
He’
s
all
we
know
God
knows
the
best,
that
is
what
we
declare
Even
through
the
weeping,
we
feel
you
in
the
air
Your
legacy
lives
in
the
truth
that
you
taught
The
beauty
of
grace
that
your
living
has
brought
Oh,
Father,
please
hold
us,
console
every
heart
It’
s
so
hard
to
say
goodbye,
to
let
you
depart
We
look
to
the
mountain,
the
hope
of
our
lives
Though
sorrow
is
heavy,
the
memory
survives
Honorable
Matthew,
we
stand
in
your
strength
To
comfort
the
family,
to
go
every
length
Mummy,
you
fought
for
us,
you
stood
in
the
gap
Now
rest
in
the
silence
of
heaven’
s
sweet
lap
Rest
well,
Mummy,
in
the
arms
of
the
King
Your
children
are
weeping,
but
praises
we
sing
Mary,
Jonah,
Deborah,
Ojune,
and
Matthew
Okih
We
miss
you
so
dearly,
your
love
was
the
key
Though
tears
fill
our
eyes
and
our
hearts
feel
so
low
We
trust
in
the
Father,
for
He’
s
all
we
know
Rest
well,
Mummy
Onyawoyi
Until
that
morning
when
we
meet
again
Rest
well,
dear
mother,
in
the
Lord
Amen,
Amen,
Amen.
Amen,
Amen,
Amen.