Likewise (Remix)
A song made by DpKG
Likewise (Remix)
A song made by DpKG
TITLE: "FAREWELL, PASTA RASTA"(Suggested Genre: Gospel Highlife Ballad (in the style of a heartfelt funeral tribute with live band, piano, soft brass, and choir harmonies). This style will make the tribute deeply emotional and memorable.)
Verse 1
Ebenezer Bofah, my brother, my friend,
Who knew our journey would come to this end?
The laughter we shared still echoes today,
But now you're gone, and the skies seem grey.
You stood so strong when others would fall,
A faithful brother, respected by all.
Your kindness and love were easy to see,
You'll forever remain in our memory.
Chorus
Farewell, Pasta Rasta, rest peacefully,
Your footprints remain for all to see.
Though tears may fall like the morning rain,
Your legacy lives and will never wane.
Da yie, me nua, da yie,
Yɛn werɛ nfiri wo da, da yie.
(Rest well, my brother, rest well,
We shall never forget you.)
Verse 2
Many hearts are broken, many eyes cry,
Wondering why good people must say goodbye.
But God in His wisdom has called you home,
To a place where pain and sorrow are gone.
The memories remain like a shining light,
Guiding our paths through the darkest night.
Your smile, your courage, your helping hand,
Will forever be treasured throughout the land.
Chorus
Farewell, Pasta Rasta, rest peacefully,
Your footprints remain for all to see.
Though tears may fall like the morning rain,
Your legacy lives and will never wane.
Da yie, me nua, da yie,
Yɛn werɛ nfiri wo da, da yie.
Bridge
When we gather and speak your name,
The love you shared remains the same.
Though absent in body, you're close in heart,
No distance can keep us apart.
Awurade nsa mu na wowɔ yi,
Na yɛwɔ anidaso sɛ yɛbɛhyia bio.
(You are in God's hands now,
And we have hope that we shall meet again.)
Final Chorus
Farewell, dear brother, our beloved friend,
Your story of love will never end.
Until we meet on that glorious shore,
Pasta Rasta, you'll be missed forevermore.
Da yie, Ebenezer Bofah,
Da yie, yɛn adamfo pa,
Yɛdɔ wo, na yɛbɛkae wo daa.
(Rest well, Ebenezer Bofah,
Rest well, our good friend,
We love you and will remember you always.)
