[female
vocals] (
Gentle
acoustic
guitar
picking)
Oh,
Daddy...
rest
well.
Nwazelibeaku,
my
friend,
my
guide.
Chief
Ifeanyi
Edwin
Uyamadu,
you
are
gone,
The
house
is
quiet
now,
the
light
has
moved
on.
I
think
of
all
the
years,
the
joy
and
the
fight,
Sometimes
we
didn't
see
the
world
in
the
same
light.
We
had
our
differences,
the
words
we
left
unsaid,
But
now
you’
re
resting
soft
within
your
final
bed.
I
know
you
wanted
everyone
to
find
their
way,
To
see
us
happy
every
single
day.
Ezenuma,
you’
ve
gone
to
the
great
beyond,
All
the
pains
and
the
struggles,
the
broken
bond.
Your
demise
has
brought
a
peace
we
couldn't
find,
Healing
the
broken
hearts
that
you
left
behind.
Unity
returns
to
all
of
us
today,
Rest
in
the
arms
of
God,
Daddy,
walk
away.
You
didn't
walk
the
halls
of
church
on
Sunday
morn,
You
didn't
walk
the
halls
of
church
on
Sunday
morn,
But
in
your
heart,
a
different
kind
of
faith
was
born.
I
hear
you
singing
soft,
beneath
the
morning
sun, "
Every
soul
has
a
date
when
the
race
is
run."
I
pray
for
long
life,
yet
I
know
the
truth
is
deep,
Now
you’
ve
laid
your
burden
down
for
eternal
sleep.
Legacy
of
a
Chief,
a
story
that
remains,
Rising
from
the
dust,
washing
off
the
stains.
Ezenuma,
you’
ve
gone
to
the
great
beyond,
All
the
pains
and
the
struggles,
the
broken
bond.
All
the
pains
and
the
struggles,
the
broken
bond.
Your
demise
has
brought
a
peace
we
couldn't
find,
Healing
the
broken
hearts
that
you
left
behind.
Unity
returns
to
all
of
us
today,
Rest
in
the
arms
of
God,
Daddy,
walk
away.
Sandra
Chibuzor,
your
daughter
and
your
friend,
Missing
you
is
a
path
that
has
no
end.
Alexander
and
Anayah,
they
call
your
name
in
tears,
We
hold
onto
your
love
throughout
the
coming
years.
Let
those
who
judged
you
now
begin
to
let
it
go,
Forgive
the
shortcomings
that
only
heaven
knows.
I
choose
to
see
the
love,
the
sacrifice
you
made,
A
debt
of
gratitude
that
never
starts
to
fade.
We
honor
you
today,
Nwazelibeaku,
sleep,
Into
the
grace
of
God,
our
promises
we
keep.
May
the
Obosi
people
remember
all
your
best,
And
find
in
your
departure
a
final
place
of
rest.
Ezenuma,
you’
ve
gone
to
the
great
beyond,
All
the
pains
and
the
struggles,
the
broken
bond.
Your
demise
has
brought
a
peace
we
couldn't
find,
Healing
the
broken
hearts
that
you
left
behind.
Unity
returns
to
all
of
us
today,
Rest
in
the
arms
of
God,
Daddy,
walk
away.
Rest
well,
Chief
Ifeanyi.
Your
soul
is
free,
your
spirit
is
at
peace.
We
remember
the
love,
we
let
the
sorrow
cease.
Rest
now,
Daddy.
Nwazelibeaku.