[male
vocals] (
Heavy
reverb
on
piano
keys) (
Deep 808
sub
bass
hums)
I’
m
your
child,
Siyanga
It’
s
heavy,
God
Why
we
lost
them
all
Listen
I’
m
standing
here,
Siyanga
pa
filimba
Looking
at
the
sky,
asking
why
the
lights
dim
We’
re
crying
out,
oh
God,
it’
s
cold
tonight
Why
did
you
take
the
legends
from
our
sight?
Uncle
Wizi,
Bashi
Mwape,
I
miss
your
grace
This
hollow
in
my
chest,
I
can’
t
find
my
place
Ba
Bernard,
ba,
ba
Mumbi
too
Ba
Chilufya,
the
silence
is
echoing
through
This
gap
is
too
much,
Lord,
can
you
hear
me
cry?
I’
m
searching
for
a
reason
in
this
empty
sky
Kazala
pa
filimba,
the
music
has
faded
Every
soul
we
lost,
my
heart
is
jaded
Uncle
Sam
is
weeping,
Dizzo’
s
tears
fall
down
Heavy
is
the
spirit,
heavy
is
the
crown
Why
them,
oh
Lord?
Why
did
they
have
to
go?
Leaving
us
in
sorrow,
watching
shadows
grow
Wemfwa,
why
did
the
ones
we
love
depart?
Bana
Mathew,
you
took
a
piece
of
my
heart
Bana
Ivaa,
your
memory
is
all
that
stays
Walking
through
the
fog
of
these
lonely
days
We’
re
crying,
yeah,
we’
re
crying
until
the
end
Until
the
day
we
meet,
around
the
river
bend
Ba
Shikulu,
ba
Rorence,
take
your
rest
We’
ll
keep
your
spirits
held
inside
our
chest
Kazala
pa
filimba,
the
music
has
faded
Every
soul
we
lost,
my
heart
is
jaded
Uncle
Sam
is
weeping,
Dizzo’
s
tears
fall
down
Heavy
is
the
spirit,
heavy
is
the
crown
Why
them,
oh
Lord?
Why
did
they
have
to
go?
Leaving
us
in
sorrow,
watching
shadows
grow
Bana
Sim
is
asking, "
Why?"
through
the
rain
Is
there
any
comfort
to
heal
this
pain?
Lesa,
keep
them
safe
on
the
other
side
In
your
golden
light,
let
them
all
abide
We’
re
waiting
for
the
day,
the
final
dawn
To
reunite
the
ones
that
we’
re
mourning
on
Kazala
pa
filimba,
the
music
has
faded
Every
soul
we
lost,
my
heart
is
jaded
Uncle
Sam
is
weeping,
Dizzo’
s
tears
fall
down
Heavy
is
the
spirit,
heavy
is
the
crown
Why
them,
oh
Lord?
Why
did
they
have
to
go?
Leaving
us
in
sorrow,
watching
shadows
grow
We’
ll
meet
on
the
other
side
Just
a
little
while
longer
Rest
in
peace,
to
every
one
of
you
Kazala
pa
filimba (
Deep 808
sub
bass
hums)
I’
m
your
child,
Siyanga