[male
vocals] (
Ayy,
yoh)
Life
is
a
journey,
we
take
it
one
step
at
a
time
For
the
ones
who
stayed,
through
the
darkest
rain
This
is
for
you,
Momma,
this
is
for
you,
brother
Since
ninety-six,
the
chair
has
been
empty
in
the
room
A
shadow
fell
across
the
house,
a
sudden
kind
of
gloom
But
then
I
saw
a
light,
a
strength
that
wouldn't
bend
My
mother
Maggie
Mwila,
you
were
my
only
friend
Through
the
hunger
and
the
cold,
you
worked
until
your
hands
were
sore
You
kept
the
fire
burning,
you
kept
us
wanting
more
Oh,
Maggie
Mwila,
you’
re
the
heart
that
kept
us
whole
With
every
sacrifice
you
made,
you
gave
a
piece
of
soul
And
Chris
Mwandi,
my
brother,
standing
by
my
side
Through
the
storm
of
'96,
you
were
the
one
who
never
lied
It’
s
my
birthday,
but
the
gift
is
having
you
both
here
In
this
life
of
struggle,
you’
re
the
ones
who
dried
the
tear
We
lost
a
king
so
early,
we
were
just
children
in
the
maze
But
Chris,
you
stepped
in
fast,
you
navigated
through
the
haze
Looking
out
for
me,
when
the
world
was
feeling
cruel
You
were
my
anchor,
brother,
you
were
my
steady
tool
And
Momma,
your
prayers,
they
paved
the
path
I
walk
today
You
taught
me
how
to
rise
up,
even
when
the
sky
was
gray
Oh,
Maggie
Mwila,
you’
re
the
heart
that
kept
us
whole
With
every
sacrifice
you
made,
you
gave
a
piece
of
soul
And
Chris
Mwandi,
my
brother,
standing
by
my
side
Through
the
storm
of
'96,
you
were
the
one
who
never
lied
It’
s
my
birthday,
but
the
gift
is
having
you
both
here
In
this
life
of
struggle,
you’
re
the
ones
who
dried
the
tear
Though
the
memories
are
heavy,
like
the
earth
upon
the
ground
In
the
love
we
share
together,
a
deeper
peace
is
found
Father,
we
remember
you,
though
you
left
us
far
too
soon
But
the
seeds
you
planted
blossomed
underneath
the
afternoon
Oh,
Maggie
Mwila,
you’
re
the
heart
that
kept
us
whole
With
every
sacrifice
you
made,
you
gave
a
piece
of
soul
And
Chris
Mwandi,
my
brother,
standing
by
my
side
Through
the
storm
of
'96,
you
were
the
one
who
never
lied
It’
s
my
birthday,
but
the
gift
is
having
you
both
here
In
this
life
of
struggle,
you’
re
the
ones
who
dried
the
tear
Yeah,
Maggie
Mwila,
you’
re
the
queen
Chris
Mwandi,
the
rock,
the
king (
Ayy,
yoh)
We
made
it,
we
are
here (
Natotela)
Just
me,
mom,
and
brother
Walking
tall.