[male vocals] Chale,
the
sun
sets
low
today
Memories
of
you,
they
never
fade
away
November
twenty-ninth,
a
date
etched
in
stone
Nineteen-ninety-nine,
I
felt
so
alone
My
father,
Sir
Whynne
Cox
Bwale,
my
king
You
were
my
mentor,
my
everything
First
time
I
knew
what
the
hurt
could
be
You
were
the
best
friend,
the
world
to
me
Not
a
single
day
passes,
you’
re
still
in
my
head
Living
in
the
stories
and
the
words
that
you
said
Oh,
rest
in
peace,
my
dear
father,
my
guide
I
carry
your
spirit
deep
down
inside
To
the
ones
we’
ve
lost,
from
the
pain
that
we
hold
Your
stories
remain,
more
precious
than
gold
Oh,
Sir
Whynne,
you’
re
a
soldier
so
true
We’
re
walking
this
path,
still
missing
you
Kelly
Mwando,
Mr.
Kalengo,
Joe
Buga
too
Sister
Norah,
Chewe
Rasta,
we’
re
missing
you
Bazya,
DJ
Junior
Dex,
Muzo
West,
Paul
Chama
Chilomo,
Richie
Hommie,
we
mourn
you
all
The
Wheels
of
Africa,
yeah,
the
road
feels
cold
Lisa,
Niza,
Zayelo,
Volo
Kingfu,
brave
and
bold
From
Lubuto
Chintu,
this
prayer
I
send
To
every
soul
gone,
you’
re
my
brother
and
friend
Oh,
rest
in
peace,
my
dear
father,
my
guide
I
carry
your
spirit
deep
down
inside
To
the
ones
we’
ve
lost,
from
the
pain
that
we
hold
Your
stories
remain,
more
precious
than
gold
Oh,
Sir
Whynne,
you’
re
a
soldier
so
true
We’
re
walking
this
path,
still
missing
you
Eii,
the
silence
is
loud
in
the
evening
breeze
Bringing
a
man
down
to
his
trembling
knees
But
I
hold
to
the
light
that
you
left
behind
In
the
quiet
of
heart,
in
the
peace
of
the
mind
Dj
Majestic
Pain,
two-two-two
is
the
name
Life
is
a
flicker,
but
your
love
is
the
flame
I’
ll
keep
the
fire
burning,
I’
ll
keep
it
all
bright
Until
the
day
comes
when
I
walk
in
the
light
Rest
well,
soldiers,
your
race
has
been
run
We’
ll
meet
in
the
glory,
beneath
the
same
sun
Oh,
rest
in
peace,
my
dear
father,
my
guide
I
carry
your
spirit
deep
down
inside
To
the
ones
we’
ve
lost,
from
the
pain
that
we
hold
Your
stories
remain,
more
precious
than
gold
Oh,
Sir
Whynne,
you’
re
a
soldier
so
true
We’
re
walking
this
path,
still
missing
you
Rest
well,
Sir
Whynne,
my
father,
my
soul
Only
your
presence
could
make
me
feel
whole
Chale,
rest
in
peace,
until
we
meet
again
Yeah,
until
we
meet
again.