[male
vocals] (
Spoken
over
sparse,
echoing
drums)
This
is
a
voice
from
the
people.
For
some,
this
is
celebration.
For
others,
this
is
remembrance.
Both
are
true.
Both
can
exist.
Mutotwe
Kafwaya,
we
continue
to
mourn
your
passing
Edgar
Chagwa
Lungu,
we
continue
to
mourn
your
passing
Edith
Nawakwi,
we
continue
to
mourn
your
passing
And
to
all
the
names
we
cannot
say
here...
we
remember
The
music
plays,
but
tears
still
fall
For
empty
chairs
continue
to
tell
their
story
We
carry
your
names
through
both
joy
and
pain
Your
memories
remain,
your
love
still
shines
Oh,
let
the
rhythm
carry
our
prayers
to
the
light
In
the
silence
of
the
night,
we
hold
you
tight
Heaven
is
a
place
where
no
more
shadows
fall
We
answer
when
the
spirits
call,
we
answer
the
call
We
remember
you,
in
every
beat
of
the
drum
We
remember
you,
until
the
morning
has
come
Though
you
are
gone,
your
spirit
is
here
In
the
Amapiano
groove,
we
wipe
away
the
tear
Sho,
we
remember
you,
we
remember
you
Life
is
a
circle,
a
dance
in
the
dust
In
the
hands
of
the
Maker,
we
place
all
our
trust
Even
in
the
sorrow,
we
find
a
way
to
sway
Honoring
the
legacy
you
left
on
your
way
Eish,
the
weight
is
heavy
but
the
rhythm
is
kind
Leaving
all
the
heartbreak
and
the
sorrow
behind
We
remember
you,
in
every
beat
of
the
drum
We
remember
you,
until
the
morning
has
come
Though
you
are
gone,
your
spirit
is
here
In
the
Amapiano
groove,
we
wipe
away
the
tear
Sharp
sharp,
we
remember
you,
we
remember
you
Can
you
hear
the
melody?
It's
singing
your
name
It’
s
not
just
a
song,
it’
s
a
flickering
flame
Asambe,
let
the
light
guide
your
soul
to
the
shore
We
love
you
today
and
we'll
love
you
forevermore
We
remember
you,
in
every
beat
of
the
drum
We
remember
you,
until
the
morning
has
come
Though
you
are
gone,
your
spirit
is
here
In
the
Amapiano
groove,
we
wipe
away
the
tear
Yebo,
we
remember
you,
we
remember
you
We
remember
you
Yebo,
we
remember
you,
we
remember
you
We
remember
you
Your
love
still
shines
Until
we
meet
again,
sleep
well
Sho,
we
remember
you.