[female vocals] Oh,
the
silence
in
the
district
tonight
Even
the
air
feels
heavier
since
you
left
I
walk
past
the
shop
on
the
corner
of
the
street
Where
the
scent
of
the
sausage
used
to
make
life
feel
sweet
Japhet
Kapepa,
you
were
the
heart
of
the
trade
Now
I’
m
counting
the
memories
that
we
both
once
made
Lukulu
is
lonely,
the
shadows
are
long
I’
m
trying
to
find
comfort
inside
of
this
song
Oh,
Japhet
Kapepa,
the
shop
is
so
cold
Like
a
story
of
love
that
can
no
longer
be
told
That
sausage
was
magic,
it
brought
us
such
cheer
But
the
season
has
ended,
and
you’
re
no
longer
here
Yes
Lord,
it’
s
a
heartbreak,
a
heavy,
heavy
weight
I’
m
standing
alone
by
your
front
garden
gate
People
from
Chimbanda,
they
gather
and
sigh
They
ask
where
the
joy
went,
and
I
can’
t
tell
them
why
The
price
was
so
cheap,
but
the
cost
is
my
soul
Without
your
warm
spirit,
I’
m
not
feeling
whole
I
miss
the
aroma
that
danced
in
the
breeze
Now
I’
m
down
on
my
knees,
asking
Jesus
for
ease
Oh,
Japhet
Kapepa,
the
shop
is
so
cold
Like
a
story
of
love
that
can
no
longer
be
told
That
sausage
was
magic,
it
brought
us
such
cheer
But
the
season
has
ended,
and
you’
re
no
longer
here
Yes
Lord,
it’
s
a
heartbreak,
a
heavy,
heavy
weight
I’
m
standing
alone
by
your
front
garden
gate
Glory,
I’
m
searching
for
light
in
the
dark
Trying
to
heal
from
this
deep,
painful
mark
Though
the
shop
lights
are
dim
and
the
hunger
remains
I’
m
praying
for
grace
to
wash
out
all
these
stains
Amen,
help
me
find
peace
in
the
morning
light
Help
me
to
let
go
of
this
long,
bitter
night
Chimbanda
is
quiet,
the
district
is
still
I’
m
climbing
the
mountain,
I’
m
crossing
the
hill
Japhet
Kapepa,
your
name
is
a
ghost
Of
the
things
that
I
loved
and
I
cherished
the
most
Thank
You
Jesus
for
memories
that
stay
Even
when
all
the
sunshine
has
faded
away
Oh,
Japhet
Kapepa,
the
shop
is
so
cold
Like
a
story
of
love
that
can
no
longer
be
told
That
sausage
was
magic,
it
brought
us
such
cheer
But
the
season
has
ended,
and
you’
re
no
longer
here
Yes
Lord,
it’
s
a
heartbreak,
a
heavy,
heavy
weight
I’
m
standing
alone
by
your
front
garden
gate
Japhet
Kapepa,
I’
m
letting
you
go
Letting
the
healing
begin,
steady
and
slow
Praise
Him
for
mercy,
praise
Him
for
peace
May
the
sorrow
in
my
heart
finally
cease
Amen,
amen.