[male
vocals] (
Slow,
heavy
bass
line) (
Soft
guitar
chime)
Yeah...
for
my
queen.
My
heart,
my
life,
my
Jenala.
Since
ninety-nine,
the
world
shifted.
Listen
to
my
heart
now.
It
was
nineteen
ninety-nine
when
you
said
yes,
A
simple
word
that
put
my
soul
to
rest.
From
that
day
on,
the
path
was
never
plain,
We
walked
through
fire
and
we
walked
through
rain.
They
laughed
at
you
when
the
world
was
cold,
Stories
of
struggle
that
we
never
told.
Lost
your
father
and
mother
in
the
morning
light,
Rejected
by
many,
hiding
from
the
night.
They
said
you
were
nothing,
they
shut
the
school
door,
But
you
stood
tall,
you
were
aching
for
more.
Oh
Jenala
Mwale,
my
beautiful
queen,
The
strongest
woman
that
I’
ve
ever
seen.
Through
the
shadows
of
doubt,
you
kept
your
head
high,
Under
the
sun
and
the
vast
reggae
sky.
My
wife,
my
baby,
the
mother
of
my
soul,
You’
re
the
fire
in
the
winter
that
makes
me
feel
whole.
You’
re
the
fire
in
the
winter
that
makes
me
feel
whole.
We’
ve
come
so
far,
from
the
dust
to
the
crown,
And
I’
ll
never
let
the
world
bring
you
down.
Five
little
blessings
you
brought
to
this
home,
Walking
this
journey,
we’
ll
never
be
alone.
They
looked
down
on
you,
treated
you
small,
But
you
rose
like
a
giant,
you
answered
the
call.
You
believed
in
the
man
that
I
struggled
to
be,
Now
look
at
the
love
that
is
growing
in
me.
It
is
well
with
my
soul,
it
is
well
with
my
wife,
You
are
the
center,
the
light
of
my
life.
Oh
Jenala
Mwale,
my
beautiful
queen,
The
strongest
woman
that
I’
ve
ever
seen.
Through
the
shadows
of
doubt,
you
kept
your
head
high,
Under
the
sun
and
the
vast
reggae
sky.
My
wife,
my
baby,
the
mother
of
my
soul,
You’
re
the
fire
in
the
winter
that
makes
me
feel
whole.
We’
ve
come
so
far,
from
the
dust
to
the
crown,
And
I’
ll
never
let
the
world
bring
you
down.
Don't
give
up
hope,
my
sweet
Jenala,
pray,
Tomorrow
is
coming,
a
brighter
new
day.
Keep
on
dreaming,
let
the
sorrow
release,
In
your
arms,
my
darling,
I
find
my
peace.
We’
ll
stand
together
until
the
very
end,
You
are
my
lover,
my
partner,
my
friend.
Oh
Jenala
Mwale,
my
beautiful
queen,
The
strongest
woman
that
I’
ve
ever
seen.
Through
the
shadows
of
doubt,
you
kept
your
head
high,
Under
the
sun
and
the
vast
reggae
sky.
My
wife,
my
baby,
the
mother
of
my
soul,
You’
re
the
fire
in
the
winter
that
makes
me
feel
whole.
We’
ve
come
so
far,
from
the
dust
to
the
crown,
And
I’
ll
never
let
the
world
bring
you
down.
We’
re
still
counting
the
blessings,
you
and
I.
Jenala,
my
heart.
It
is
well.
Just
keep
hoping.
My
queen
mother.
Yeah...
it
is
well. (
Fade
out
with
minimal
bass
and
echo)