[female
vocals] (
Gentle
guitar
strums,
steady
mid-tempo
rhythm)
Yeah,
let’
s
tell
a
story
today
A
story
of
rising,
a
story
of
hope
Kabale,
we
see
you
Born
in
the
quiet
streets
of
Mata
Arba
In
the
heart
of
Marsabit
where
the
desert
winds
blow
Her
parents
Mzee
Tache
and
mother
Sori
knew
That
education
was
the
only
way
to
grow
In
a
time
when
the
girls
were
kept
from
the
light
They
stood
for
their
daughter,
they
stood
for
the
truth
They
fought
the
hard
battles
in
the
middle
of
the
night
To
give
her
a
future,
to
brighten
her
youth
Oh
Kabale,
Mama
ya
Wanyonge,
you
lead
the
way
From
the
dust
of
the
north
to
the
light
of
the
day
A
pillar
of
strength
for
the
ones
left
behind
A
beacon
of
courage,
so
noble
and
kind
You
represent
the
dream
that
we
all
can
hold
A
story
of
service,
brave
and
so
bold
Now
she
stands
tall
at
the
National
Land
Commission
Leading
with
honor,
with
a
clear-sighted
vision
She
remembers
the
struggle,
she
remembers
the
pain
So
she
opens
the
doors
so
others
can
gain
She’
s
hiring
the
youth,
she’
s
lifting
the
poor
Giving
a
hand
where
there
wasn't
one
before
She’
s
empowering
mothers
to
stand
on
their
own
Planting
the
seeds
so
the
harvest
is
grown
Oh
Kabale,
Mama
ya
Wanyonge,
you
lead
the
way
From
the
dust
of
the
north
to
the
light
of
the
day
A
pillar
of
strength
for
the
ones
left
behind
A
beacon
of
courage,
so
noble
and
kind
You
represent
the
dream
that
we
all
can
hold
A
story
of
service,
brave
and
so
bold
It’
s
not
just
the
title,
it’
s
not
just
the
power
It’
s
how
you
reach
out
in
the
darkest
of
hour
For
the
young
girl
in
Marsabit
dreaming
of
more
You’
re
the
open
window,
you’
re
the
open
door
May
the
blessings
follow
you,
step
by
step
For
the
promises
kept,
and
the
secrets
you’
ve
kept
So
let
the
music
play
for
the
work
that
you
do
For
the
hearts
you
have
mended,
the
lives
born
anew
You
turned
the
small
whispers
into
a
loud
call
Showing
us
all
how
to
rise
after
the
fall
We
honor
the
journey,
we
honor
your
grace
In
this
busy
life,
you’
ve
set
such
a
pace
Keep
shining
the
light,
keep
leading
the
way
We
see
your
commitment
every
single
day
Oh
Kabale,
Mama
ya
Wanyonge,
you
lead
the
way
From
the
dust
of
the
north
to
the
light
of
the
day
A
pillar
of
strength
for
the
ones
left
behind
A
beacon
of
courage,
so
noble
and
kind
You
represent
the
dream
that
we
all
can
hold
A
story
of
service,
brave
and
so
bold
May
God
protect
you,
Mama
Kabale
Keep
doing
the
good
work
From
Mata
Arba
to
the
world
We
celebrate
you
today
Yes,
we
celebrate
you (
Music
fades
out
with
warm
acoustic
guitars)