[male
vocals] (
Mmm,
yeah)
Oh,
Lakabi,
we’
re
missing
you
tonight
It’
s
so
hard
to
say
goodbye,
oh
I
look
at
the
empty
chair
where
you
used
to
sit
We
were
eating
together,
just
moments
before
the
spirit
split
Your
laughter
filled
the
room,
the
stories
that
you
told
Now
the
silence
is
heavy,
and
the
air
is
turning
cold
Lakabi
Kayombo,
you
were
the
strength
we
always
knew
So
hardworking,
so
innocent,
everything
was
true
Oh,
Lakabi
Kayombo,
you
left
us
far
too
soon
Nine
sons
are
looking
up
at
the
fading
of
the
moon
Death
is
a
calling,
a
path
we
all
must
face
We
pray
that
Jehovah
holds
you
in
his
grace
Rest
in
peace,
oh,
rest
in
peace,
our
dear
We
feel
your
presence,
even
though
you’
re
not
here
I
remember
the
lessons,
the
sweat
upon
your
brow
You
worked
for
your
family,
I
see
that
clearly
now
Nine
boys
you
raised
with
a
heart
so
pure
and
kind
Leaving
all
those
memories
for
us
to
keep
in
mind
It’
s
God’
s
own
design,
the
mystery
of
the
soul
Even
when
the
pieces
don’
t
make
us
feel
quite
whole
Oh,
Lakabi
Kayombo,
you
left
us
far
too
soon
Nine
sons
are
looking
up
at
the
fading
of
the
moon
Death
is
a
calling,
a
path
we
all
must
face
We
pray
that
Jehovah
holds
you
in
his
grace
Rest
in
peace,
oh,
rest
in
peace,
our
dear
We
feel
your
presence,
even
though
you’
re
not
here
Gs
Balole
is
hurting,
but
the
legacy
remains
We’
re
walking
through
the
shadows,
we’
re
walking
through
the
pains (
I
need
you,
oh)
But
you’
re
in
a
better
place,
resting
by
the
throne
Your
work
is
finished
now,
you’
re
never
left
alone
Nine
sons
are
standing
tall,
because
of
what
you
gave
We’
re
honoring
your
journey,
from
the
cradle
to
the
grave
We’
ll
tell
your
stories,
baby,
we’
ll
keep
your
spirit
bright
Until
we
meet
again,
walk
with
the
morning
light
Oh,
Lakabi
Kayombo,
you
left
us
far
too
soon
Nine
sons
are
looking
up
at
the
fading
of
the
moon
Death
is
a
calling,
a
path
we
all
must
face
We
pray
that
Jehovah
holds
you
in
his
grace
Rest
in
peace,
oh,
rest
in
peace,
our
dear
We
feel
your
presence,
even
though
you’
re
not
here
Yeah,
rest
in
peace,
Lakabi
Jehovah
keep
you
safe,
until
we
meet
again (
Mmm,
yeah)
We
remember
you
always,
Lakabi
Kayombo
Always
in
our
hearts,
baby
Rest
now.