[female
vocals] (
Oh,
glory) (
Yes
Lord,
have
mercy)
August 25
th,
the
day
time
stood
still
A
shadow
fell
deep
upon
the
hill
Dad,
I
keep
calling
your
phone,
but
the
silence
takes
hold
No
answer
on
the
line,
just
the
echo
of
my
prayer
I'm
searching
for
your
presence,
but
you're
no
longer
there
We
miss
you
so
deeply,
the
children
are
torn
In
this
valley
of
shadows,
we
wake
up
to
mourn
Oh
Mr.
Mwape,
our
father,
our
light
You
fought
the
good
fight
through
the
darkest
of
nights
Though
distance
would
keep
us,
our
hearts
held
you
near
We're
shedding
these
waters,
we're
holding
back
tears
Rest
in
peace,
soldier,
your
work
is
now
done
Under
the
gaze
of
the
setting
sun
A
man
with
a
voice
that
was
soft
as
the
dew
A
heart
full
of
kindness
that
everyone
knew
You
carried
your
burdens
with
a
smile
on
your
face
Always
finding
your
strength
in
the
Father’
s
sweet
grace
Your
silent
moments
went
unnoticed
by
many
But
your
love
for
the
world,
it
was
deeper
than
any
Taata
Wesu,
we
are
crying
today
Watching
the
memory
of
you
slip
away
Oh
Mr.
Mwape,
our
father,
our
light
You
fought
the
good
fight
through
the
darkest
of
nights
Though
distance
would
keep
us,
our
hearts
held
you
near
We're
shedding
these
waters,
we're
holding
back
tears
Rest
in
peace,
soldier,
your
work
is
now
done
Under
the
gaze
of
the
setting
sun
Chikumbi
Mwape
Jr.
looks
up
at
the
sky
She
says
it’
s
not
fair,
she’
s
still
asking
us
why
Death
has
no
schedule,
it
steals
like
a
thief
Leaving
behind
such
a
heavy,
deep
grief
But
you’
re
in
the
arms
where
the
weary
find
rest
We
know
that
the
Father,
He
knows
what
is
best
Thank
You
Jesus,
for
the
time
that
we
had
We
love
you
forever,
our
dearest
Dad
Your
daughters
are
weeping,
the
sorrow
is
real
Praying
for
the
comfort
that
only
can
heal
We
remember
your
laughter,
the
way
that
you
stood
A
man
of
the
spirit,
a
man
who
was
good
August 25
th, 2026,
the
date
is
now
etched
In
the
fabric
of
all
of
the
hearts
that
you
touched
Rest
well,
strong
soldier,
your
battle
is
won
Until
we
meet
again,
our
work
has
begun
Oh
Mr.
Mwape,
our
father,
our
light
You
fought
the
good
fight
through
the
darkest
of
nights
Though
distance
would
keep
us,
our
hearts
held
you
near
We're
shedding
these
waters,
we're
holding
back
tears
Rest
in
peace,
soldier,
your
work
is
now
done
Under
the
gaze
of
the
setting
sun
Rest
well,
Dad
We
miss
you,
we
love
you (
Hallelujah,
glory
to
God)
Until
we
meet
again
in
the
morning
Rest,
Mr.
Mwape,
rest.
Amen.
Grace
Mwape