[male vocals] This
song
is
from
your
son
John
Desciple (
Aweh)
Mother
Paulina
chanda (
Sharp
sharp,
just
resting)
Oh
Mother
Paulina,
the
silence
is
so
heavy
I
walk
through
the
house
and
I
look
for
your
face
Every
corner
feels
empty,
feels
out
of
place
Mother
Paulina
Chanda,
you
were
my
light
Now
I’
m
searching
for
shadows
in
the
middle
of
the
night
Eish,
the
pain
is
a
weight
that
I
carry
alone
I
reach
for
the
phone
but
you’
re
already
gone
Oh,
Mother
Paulina
Chanda,
where
did
you
go?
The
love
that
you
gave
me,
it
helped
me
to
grow
Mother
Paulina,
the
memory
stays
I’
m
missing
your
smile
through
all
of
these
days
Yes,
Mother
Paulina,
you’
re
resting
in
peace
My
love
for
you,
Mama,
will
never
decrease
I
remember
your
voice
when
the
morning
was
cold
Your
stories
of
wisdom,
like
silver
and
gold
Paulina
Chanda,
you
fought
such
a
fight
You
led
us
with
kindness
and
made
it
all
right
Yebo,
the
lessons
you
taught
are
the
ones
that
I
keep
Even
when
the
world
turns,
and
the
valley
is
deep
Oh,
Mother
Paulina
Chanda,
where
did
you
go?
The
love
that
you
gave
me,
it
helped
me
to
grow
Mother
Paulina,
the
memory
stays
I’
m
missing
your
smile
through
all
of
these
days
Yes,
Mother
Paulina,
you’
re
resting
in
peace
My
love
for
you,
Mama,
will
never
decrease
Time
moves
so
slow,
but
the
tears
still
fall
I’
m
answering
softly
whenever
you
call
In
the
wind,
in
the
stars,
in
the
space
in
between
You’
re
the
finest
soul
that
I’
ve
ever
seen
Sho,
Mama,
sleep
well
I’
ll
carry
your
name
everywhere
that
I
tread
With
words
of
your
grace
always
stuck
in
my
head
Mother
Paulina
Chanda,
the
queen
of
my
heart
Though
worlds
come
between
us,
we’
re
never
apart
It’
s
hard,
but
I’
m
standing,
I’
m
trying
to
be
strong
For
the
woman
who
taught
me
right
from
the
wrong
Oh,
Mother
Paulina
Chanda,
where
did
you
go?
The
love
that
you
gave
me,
it
helped
me
to
grow
Mother
Paulina,
the
memory
stays
I’
m
missing
your
smile
through
all
of
these
days
Yes,
Mother
Paulina,
you’
re
resting
in
peace
My
love
for
you,
Mama,
will
never
decrease
Your
husband
is
lonely
Obias
Makombeshi
Rest
well,
Paulina
Chanda
My
mother,
my
star
Asambe,
into
the
light
We’
ll
meet
again,
Mama
Sharp
sharp,
sleep
now
Your
family
is
missing
you
greatly
Obias
Emmanuel
Quintino
And
Hellen