[male vocals] Mwe
Lesa
ubufwayo
bwenu
Bulakalipa
Brother
Benjamin,
you
left
us
far
too
soon
Mwaya
Bwangu
Kwati
Li
light
Ilyashima…
Our
hearts
are
aching,
Lord,
we
do
not
know
why
But
we
look
to
You
beneath
the
weeping
sky
Brother
Benjamin,
you’
ve
traveled
home
at
last
Leaving
all
the
pain
and
the
shadows
of
the
past
BROTHER
BENJAMIN
KABENDWE
Mwaya
Bwangu
YANGU
ABASUMA
BAYA
BANAKILA
KUMUSHILI
Mwaya
bwangu
Brother
Benjamin
Say
Hello
to
Bro
Charm
Samuel
Lupulwe
Imwee
Mukaposheko
naba
Dady
Revered
Moses
Mwanza
Ati
Evangelical
Yalemiposha
Dady
Yangu
abasuma
Baya
Ba
Lulamba
Church
Balila
ba
Chingola
Dc
Youths
twalila
Evangelical
Church
Rest
well,
Benjamin,
in
the
arms
of
grace
We’
ll
see
you
soon
in
that
holy
place
Yes
Lord,
walk
through
the
light
of
the
morning
sun
Your
race
is
finished,
your
work
is
done
Oh
glory,
rest
well,
Benjamin
Say
hello
to
Brother
Charm,
tell
him
we
still
care
And
Samuel
Lupulwe,
we
miss
you
in
the
prayer
Greet
Reverend
Moses
Mwanza,
tell
him
we
are
standing
tall
Though
the
tears
are
flowing
and
the
spirits
fall
In
Chingola,
the
DC
youth
are
crying
out
There’
s
a
silence
here
where
there
used
to
be
a
shout
Rest
well,
Benjamin,
in
the
arms
of
grace
We’
ll
see
you
soon
in
that
holy
place
Yes
Lord,
walk
through
the
light
of
the
morning
sun
Your
race
is
finished,
your
work
is
done
Oh
glory,
rest
well,
Benjamin
At
the
Evangelical
Church,
the
pews
are
filled
with
grief
Lord,
only
You
can
bring
the
soul
relief
Mwe
Lesa
ubufwayo
bwenu
Bulakalipa
We
hold
onto
the
promise,
we
hold
onto
the
Word
Even
when
the
prayers
feel
like
they
aren't
heard
Thank
You
Jesus,
for
the
time
we
shared
with
him
Even
as
the
lights
of
this
world
grow
dim
Oh
Benjamin,
you
walked
the
narrow
way
And
now
you’
re
resting
in
the
light
of
perfect
day
Even
though
the
sorrow
lingers
on,
we
trust
You
with
his
soul
Lead
him
to
the
harbor
of
Your
infinite
light
Rest
well,
Benjamin,
in
the
arms
of
grace
We’
ll
see
you
soon
in
that
holy
place,
walk
through
the
light
of
the
morning
sun
Your
race
is
finished,
your
work
is
done,
rest
well,
Benjamin
Rest
well,
Benjamin
We’
ll
meet
you
by
the
river
shore
Mwende
Bwino
mwende
bwino