The day I die
play the song "storm is over" sing it with
enthusiasm, deep as the grave would be calling
slowly like a child I shall crawl into it with peace.
Rehears those voice like violins and pianos
like opera like rap, recite a poem that speak nothing to lie
but a true testimony of my life, cry for the lose of another
marked spirit.
let the giants sigh love and principles to you all
for my remarks was launched ontop of red roses and white
flowers.
Pray for my offspring for I shall not testify their stamping
areas
confess love, hatred and anger for with peace I want to be
laid.
beat the drums as the song rise above the pains to
those that loved me and never motioned into reality.
let the sounds of poetry palpate the open wounds
while indulge internal wisdom and knowledge.
allow the poor and the rich to pamper themselves with pride
outcast a stage for the artists to promote, launch their
footsteps.
lay a ground for the ones never married and those that never
danced
give food to the kids along the streets, allow my
forefathers to advertise
their ritual and tell you that thats where I came from,
allow the preacher to preach about God not churches that he
heard about
allow the children of God worship together like water
heading to the sea
singing one song, with one pattern like a Ndebele house.
sing the song, invite R-Kelly to sing it for me, Him not
sign autographs
before I land deep in the soils, eat the best meal for I am
dead.
Storm is over now, I can see the sunshine, beyond the clouds