[male
vocals] (
Soft,
weeping
guitar
melody)
Oh,
Deborah,
the
light
is
dim
without
you
Nna,
the
pain
is
deep
today
I
walk
through
the
streets
where
we
used
to
talk
The
echoes
of
your
laughter
still
fill
the
air
In
Enugu
town,
the
sun
doesn't
shine
the
same
I
look
for
your
face
but
you’
re
no
longer
there
My
heart
is
heavy,
carrying
this
silent
load
My
heart
is
heavy,
carrying
this
silent
load
Remembering
the
stories
that
you
once
told
Oh
Deborah,
oh
Deborah,
you
are
gone
too
soon
My
heart
is
cold
under
the
lonely
moon
I
miss
your
smile,
I
miss
your
gentle
way
I
wish
that
you
could
hear
the
words
I
say
My
sweet
aunty,
resting
in
the
peaceful
ground
Your
memory
is
the
only
peace
I’
ve
found
I
remember
the
meals,
the
isi
ewu
at
night
You
taught
me
how
to
walk
and
how
to
stand
for
right
Chai,
the
house
is
quiet,
the
palm
wine
sits
alone
I
talk
to
the
stars
hoping
you’
re
watching
from
your
throne
Life
is
a
vapor,
that
is
what
you
always
said
Life
is
a
vapor,
that
is
what
you
always
said
Now
I
keep
your
wisdom
spinning
in
my
head
Oh
Deborah,
oh
Deborah,
you
are
gone
too
soon
My
heart
is
cold
under
the
lonely
moon
I
miss
your
smile,
I
miss
your
gentle
way
I
wish
that
you
could
hear
the
words
I
say
My
sweet
aunty,
resting
in
the
peaceful
ground
Your
memory
is
the
only
peace
I’
ve
found
Omo,
the
tears
fall
like
rain
on
the
dusty
road
I’
m
trying
to
carry
this
heavy,
heavy
load
But
heaven
needed
an
angel,
that
is
what
they
say
I’
ll
carry
your
love
with
me
every
single
day
Even
in
the
hustle,
I
stop
to
say
your
name
Nothing
in
this
world
will
ever
be
the
same
Deborah,
you
were
the
pillar,
you
were
the
grace
I’
m
longing
just
to
see
your
beautiful
face
Though
you
are
gone,
your
spirit
remains
near
Whispering
comfort
whenever
I
feel
fear
Oh
Deborah,
oh
Deborah,
you
are
gone
too
soon
My
heart
is
cold
under
the
lonely
moon
I
miss
your
smile,
I
miss
your
gentle
way
I
wish
that
you
could
hear
the
words
I
say
My
sweet
aunty,
resting
in
the
peaceful
ground
Your
memory
is
the
only
peace
I’
ve
found
Rest
well,
Deborah,
until
we
meet
again
My
heart
is
heavy,
but
you’
re
free
from
pain
Deborah…
rest
in
peace (
Guitar
fades
out
slowly)