Verse 1 —
My
Beloved
Son,
Fortune
Ntui
Austin
Fortune
Ntui
Austin,
my
precious
son,
You
left
this
world
when
your
life
had
just
begun.
Three
years
and
four
months,
you
were
in
my
arms,
Your
little
life
brought
me
so
much
warmth.
On
the
seventeenth
of
October,
I
remember
your
day,
Thirty-five
years
you
would
have
turned
today.
Though
I
cannot
hold
you
or
hear
your
voice,
Though
I
cannot
hold
you
or
hear
your
voice,
You
will
always
be
my
son,
my
precious
choice.
Verse 2 —
My
Beloved
Father,
Chief
Ntiense-Abasi
Ninedeys
My
father,
Chief
Ntiense-Abasi
Ninedeys,
Your
loving
daughter
remembers
you
today.
You
were
my
father,
a
name
I
hold
dear,
Though
you
are
gone,
I
still
wish
you
were
here.
The
years
may
pass,
but
the
memories
remain,
Sometimes
I
smile,
sometimes
I
feel
the
pain.
Daddy,
your
place
no
one
can
ever
fill,
Your
name
lives
in
my
heart
and
always
will.
Verse 3 —
My
Beloved
Mother,
Mrs.
Atim
Ntiense
Ninedeys
My
mother,
dear
Atim,
my
precious
one,
The
love
you
gave
me
cannot
be
undone.
A
mother's
embrace,
a
mother's
prayer,
These
are
the
treasures
I
still
hold
dear.
Oh,
how
I
wish
I
could
see
your
face,
And
feel
your
love
and
your
warm
embrace.
Mummy,
your
memory
will
never
depart,
You
are
forever
written
in
my
heart.
Verse 4 —
My
Elder
Brother,
Uduak
Ntiense
Ninedeys
Uduak,
my
brother,
my
first
brother
dear,
Even
in
your
absence,
I
wish
you
were
here.
We
shared
a
family,
a
name,
and
a
past,
But
the
precious
moments
were
never
meant
to
last.
Your
sister
remembers
you
with
tears
in
her
eyes,
And
sends
her
love
beyond
the
earthly
skies.
My
dear
brother,
though
we
had
to
part,
You
will
forever
live
inside
my
heart.
Verse 5 —
My
Younger
Brother,
Victor
Ntiense
Ninedeys
Victor,
my
brother,
your
name
I
call,
I
remember
you,
though
the
years
may
fall.
The
family
table
has
spaces
untold,
And
memories
of
you
are
more
precious
than
gold.
I
wish
I
could
see
you
and
talk
once
more,
Like
the
days
we
knew
in
the
years
before.
My
dear
Victor,
wherever
memories
lead,
You
are
forever
remembered
in
every
deed.
Verse 6 —
My
Youngest
Brother,
Williams
Ntiense
Ninedeys
Williams,
my
brother,
the
youngest
of
all,
A
servant
of
God
who
answered
the
call.
You
served
the
Lord
as
a
pastor
in
your
day,
Preaching
His
Word
and
showing
the
way.
Now
you
have
departed,
and
we
feel
the
pain,
But
the
seeds
you
planted
shall
not
be
in
vain.
My
brother,
your
memory
will
never
grow
dim,
We
thank
God
for
the
life
He
gave
through
him.
Chorus —
Forever
Will
Be
Missed
You
will
forever,
forever
be
missed,
Remembered
with
love,
with
tears,
and
a
kiss.
Though
death
has
separated
the
family
we
knew,
Our
hearts
will
always
hold
on
to
you.
Forever
remembered,
forever
held
dear,
Your
names
will
be
spoken
year
after
year.
Until
we
meet
again
by
God's
grace
and
love,
May
you
rest
in
His
peace
in
the
heavens
above.
Lord,
You
know
the
tears
that
I
cry,
You
know
the
questions
I
carry
inside.
My
son,
my
father,
my
mother
so
dear,