[male vocals] Bongo!
Twende!
My
heart
is
reaching
out
tonight.
To
the
ones
I
love,
across
the
miles,
listen
to
me.
I’
m
here
in
Zanzibar
working
for
the
dream
Thinking
of
my
people,
flowing
like
a
stream
My
father
Khalid,
my
pillar
and
my
pride
My
mummy
Khadija,
you’
re
always
by
my
side
I
miss
you
all
in
Uganda,
yes
I
do
Every
single
day,
I’
m
dreaming
of
you.
Balamya
Yahya
is
working
for
the
future
Sending
my
love,
may
Allah
keep
you
sure
Amina,
Rehma,
Razia,
Shaimim,
Azena
too
Ahmed
my
brother,
I’
m
sending
love
to
you
December 2026,
we’
ll
meet
and
we’
ll
smile
Just
wait
a
little
longer,
it’
s
worth
every
mile.
And
to
my
sister
Azena,
be
strong
and
fight
May
Allah
heal
your
body,
bring
back
your
light
I’
m
praying
for
your
recovery,
don’
t
you
lose
heart
Even
though
we’
re
distant,
we’
re
never
apart
I’
m
grinding
in
the
sun,
under
the
Zanzibar
sky
Working
for
a
better
day,
keeping
my
head
high.
Balamya
Yahya
is
working
for
the
future
Sending
my
love,
may
Allah
keep
you
sure
Amina,
Rehma,
Razia,
Shaimim,
Azena
too
Ahmed
my
brother,
I’
m
sending
love
to
you
December 2026,
we’
ll
meet
and
we’
ll
smile
Just
wait
a
little
longer,
it’
s
worth
every
mile.
Balqiss
and
Nisha,
my
beautiful
girls
You
are
my
treasure,
my
precious
pearls
Stay
hopeful
for
daddy,
I’
m
doing
my
best
May
your
rizik
grow,
and
may
you
be
blessed
Work,
pray,
and
grow,
under
the
stars
above
I’
m
surrounded
by
your
spirit,
and
I’
m
covered
in
love.
So
keep
the
faith,
let
the
prayers
rise
high
We’
ll
reunite
under
the
Ugandan
sky
Good
health
for
me
here,
and
safety
for
you
there
I
carry
all
your
names
in
every
single
prayer
Bongo
to
Uganda,
the
connection
stays
strong
I’
ll
be
home
soon,
it
won’
t
be
for
too
long.
Balamya
Yahya
is
working
for
the
future
Sending
my
love,
may
Allah
keep
you
sure
Amina,
Rehma,
Razia,
Shaimim,
Azena
too
Ahmed
my
brother,
I’
m
sending
love
to
you
December 2026,
we’
ll
meet
and
we’
ll
smile
Just
wait
a
little
longer,
it’
s
worth
every
mile.
Balamya
Yahya,
the
hustle
goes
on
December 2026,
the
pain
will
be
gone
Stay
blessed,
family,
I’
m
coming
for
you
Poa
sana!
Mambo!
We’
ll
make
it
through.