[female vocals] Nna,
eziokwu...
Kelechi,
listen
to
my
heart
speak.
I
noticed
the
silence,
the
reels
stopped
coming
through
I
asked
you
why,
just
checking
in
on
you
You
didn't
get
angry,
you
just
let
the
connection
fade
No
fight,
no
argument,
just
a
choice
that
you
made
But
when
I
ask
for
a
little
more
of
your
time
You
turn
it
into
a
battle,
like
I
committed
a
crime
Oh
Kelechi,
why
does
it
hurt
you
so
much?
When
I
ask
for
reassurance,
when
I
miss
your
touch
You
say
I'm
fighting,
you
say
I'm
pushing
too
hard
But
you're
the
one
who
keeps
playing
the
guard
Why
is
my
need
for
you
a
reason
to
fight?
Why
is
my
need
for
you
a
reason
to
fight?
When
I
just
want
to
make
everything
right
I
ask
how
was
your
day,
I
ask
did
you
eat?
I
worry
if
you're
tired,
if
you
need
a
place
for
your
feet
You
never
fight
me
then,
those
words
are
soft
and
sweet
But
mention
my
feelings,
and
you
retreat
to
the
street
It’
s
not
only
you
who
feels
the
weight
of
the
pain
I’
m
standing
in
the
storm,
just
out
here
in
the
rain
Oh
Kelechi,
why
does
it
hurt
you
so
much?
When
I
ask
for
reassurance,
when
I
miss
your
touch
You
say
I'm
fighting,
you
say
I'm
pushing
too
hard
But
you're
the
one
who
keeps
playing
the
guard
Why
is
my
need
for
you
a
reason
to
fight?
When
I
just
want
to
make
everything
right
Chai,
the
distance
is
growing,
omo,
can't
you
see?
I’
m
not
looking
for
trouble,
I’
m
just
looking
for
we
Why
are
the
simple
questions
met
with
a
wall
of
stone?
Leaving
me
feeling,
Kelechi,
so
all
alone
Omalicha,
I’
m
tired
of
the
back
and
forth
game
I
just
want
to
know
if
you
feel
the
same
If
I
matter
to
you,
tell
me
clear,
tell
me
true
Don’
t
make
me
fight
for
the
love
I
thought
I
knew
Oh
Kelechi,
why
does
it
hurt
you
so
much?
When
I
ask
for
reassurance,
when
I
miss
your
touch
You
say
I'm
fighting,
you
say
I'm
pushing
too
hard
But
you're
the
one
who
keeps
playing
the
guard
Why
is
my
need
for
you
a
reason
to
fight?
When
I
just
want
to
make
everything
right
Kelechi,
oya,
let
the
walls
fall
down
Don't
let
us
lose
this
love
in
this
lonely
town
No
wahala,
just
hear
me
this
time
Before
the
music
stops,
and
we
lose
the
rhyme.