Yeah…
sometimes love no need noise,
just a soft voice in the void…
You walked in slow, light in your eyes,
like morning sun breaking dark skies,
you said one thing, calm and true,
“Tell me, how may I help you?”
Na nikasimama, moyo ukatetema,
nimebeba maumivu nobody can see ma,
late nights crying, smiling fake,
still I wake up for my own sake.
Cold roads, broken dreams I hold,
heart so tired but still I’m bold,
world been heavy, spirit low,
but I still stand, I still grow.
Then you asked me, soft and kind,
like peace I never thought I’d find,
and for once I had no clue,
what to say to “how may I help you?”
You can help me heal my pain,
wash my heart like summer rain,
help me smile, help me stay,
don’t just walk and go away.
Help me believe love still real,
help me feel what I can’t feel,
no gold chains, no shiny view,
just a heart that’s pure and true.
Sihitaji dunia kubwa, no,
just somebody who stays and knows,
mtu wa kweli, steady and near,
through every storm, through every fear.
Na kama moyo wako pia umechoka,
I go stand with you, no matter the waka,
we go rise, no matter the fall,
together we strong, we conquer all.
Gikuyu whisper, soft and deep,
tũgũcokereria, promises we keep,
(two of us returning, never alone)
in love we find our home.
You can help me dream again,
heal the cracks, remove the pain,
help me breathe when nights are blue,
all because you asked me—
“How may I help you?”