[male
vocals] (
Sighs)
Oh,
the
road
is
long
without
you
here
Yes
Lord,
we
keep
your
memory
near
It’
s
been
three
years
since
you
heard
the
call
Since
you
rose
above
the
shadows
and
the
wall
Mum,
the
house
feels
quiet,
the
halls
are
still
We’
re
trying
to
bow
beneath
His
holy
will
Rasoha
Injendi,
you
were
our
morning
light
Now
you’
re
resting
in
the
presence,
out
of
sight
Yes
Lord,
we
miss
you
so,
we
feel
the
pain
But
we
know
you’
re
walking
in
the
golden
rain
Oh,
Injendi,
mwana
wa
khabongo,
sleep
in
peace
In
the
arms
of
Jehovah
Jireh,
where
sorrows
cease
Three
years
gone,
but
the
memories
stay
bright
Guiding
us
through
the
middle
of
the
night
Rest
in
peace,
dear
Mother,
in
the
Father’
s
care
We
know
we’
ll
meet
you
in
the
glory
up
there
Your
children
Yida
and
Beatrice
carry
the
flame
Whispering
the
beauty
of
your
holy
name
We
stumble
through
the
days
without
your
hand
Trying
to
walk
across
this
shifting
sand
Your
grandchildren
Ancel,
Daisy,
and
Abwova
They
talk
of
you,
searching
for
a
sign
from
above
Life
has
changed,
the
colors
seem
to
fade
But
we
hold
onto
the
foundation
that
you
laid
Glory,
yes
Lord,
we
hold
onto
the
promise
Oh,
Injendi,
mwana
wa
khabongo,
sleep
in
peace
In
the
arms
of
Jehovah
Jireh,
where
sorrows
cease
Three
years
gone,
but
the
memories
stay
bright
Guiding
us
through
the
middle
of
the
night
Rest
in
peace,
dear
Mother,
in
the
Father’
s
care
We
know
we’
ll
meet
you
in
the
glory
up
there
We’
re
comforted,
knowing
you’
re
at
His
right
hand
A
crown
of
life
waiting
in
that
better
land
No
more
tears,
no
more
struggles,
no
more
sighing
You’
re
with
the
One
who
is
the
end
of
all
our
crying
Praise
Him,
for
the
grace
that
held
you
then
And
the
grace
that
holds
us
till
we
see
you
again
Three
years
have
passed
like
a
whisper
in
the
wind
But
the
love
you
planted,
Mum,
will
never
end
We
teach
the
little
ones
of
all
you
used
to
be
A
vessel
of
kindness,
a
soul
so
wild
and
free
Thank
You
Jesus
for
the
time
we
shared
For
the
way
you
loved
us
and
the
way
you
cared
We
keep
your
spirit
in
every
song
we
sing
Waiting
for
the
joy
that
the
morning
light
will
bring
Oh,
Injendi,
mwana
wa
khabongo,
sleep
in
peace
In
the
arms
of
Jehovah
Jireh,
where
sorrows
cease
Three
years
gone,
but
the
memories
stay
bright
Guiding
us
through
the
middle
of
the
night
Rest
in
peace,
dear
Mother,
in
the
Father’
s
care
We
know
we’
ll
meet
you
in
the
glory
up
there
Rest
in
peace,
Rasoha
Injendi
In
the
arms
of
Jehovah
Jireh
We
miss
you,
Mum,
we’
ll
see
you
soon
Amen,
amen,
rest
in
peace.