A song made by Mastone Zambia
A song made by Mastone Zambia
(Ayy, yoh)
For the woman who gave me everything
Mama Susan Mwila, we celebrate you today
Natotela for the life, natotela for the love
Yeah, this one is for you
From the day I was born, you held my hand
You showed me how to walk, how to stand
Through the cold nights in Lusaka city
You were my light, you were my pity
Even when the pockets were dry and thin
You kept us strong, you let the light in
Mama, your struggle, I see it all clear
You wiped away every single tear
Oh, Susan Mwila, my queen, my pride
With you by my side, I have nothing to hide
You are the reason I am standing so tall
Through every season, you caught every fall
Chikondi chandi, you are the best
In your love, I have found my rest
Mukwai, I thank you for the lessons you taught
For the battles you won and the ones that you fought
You cooked the nshima, you kept us fed
You prayed for me before I went to bed
I know I was stubborn, I gave you wahala
But you guided me, you were my star, my hala
From the Copperbelt hustle to the life I live now
I honor your name, I make this solemn vow
Oh, Susan Mwila, my queen, my pride
With you by my side, I have nothing to hide
You are the reason I am standing so tall
Through every season, you caught every fall
Chikondi chandi, you are the best
In your love, I have found my rest
Ifwe, we are blessed to call you our own
A heart of gold, a spirit so grown
May God bless your days with joy and peace
May your laughter, mama, never cease
(Praise God, Hallelujah!)
So Mastone is speaking, let the whole world hear
Susan Mwila is the one I hold dear
Your wisdom is deeper than Victoria Falls
You answered the duty when destiny calls
I love you, mama, more than words can say
Every single step, I bless your way
Oh, Susan Mwila, my queen, my pride
With you by my side, I have nothing to hide
You are the reason I am standing so tall
Through every season, you caught every fall
Chikondi chandi, you are the best
In your love, I have found my rest
Natotela, mama
My number one, my hero
Susan Mwila, you are the greatest
We love you always, yeah
(Hallelujah, praise God!)
(Ayy, yoh)