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In loving memory of Mr. Cyril I. D. Clark on his posthumous 80th birthday

In loving memory of Mr. Cyril I. D. Clark on his posthumous 80th birthday, we dedicate Johnny Drille's song Papa

He calls me to prayHe tells the Lord, to watch over meOh my Papa, he can like to sayAs you go away, don't forget where you came
If you lose your way, you can prayDon't be afraid, don't lose faithYou will find your help, there'll be a wayJust remember to pray and you'll be okay
PapaHe calls everydayHe asks me, Son, I hope you're doing okayOh my PapaHe too dey fear say I go go astray'Cause I walk a stranger land and my help is so far away
Papa says, if you lose your way, you can prayDon't be afraid, don't lose faithYou will find your help, there'll be a wayJust remember to pray and you'll be okay
Me sef dey pray for papa, make he find more strength and graceAnd may the good lord keep him longer in Jesus name
If you lose your way, you can prayDon't be afraid, don't lose faithYou will find your help, there'll be a wayJust remember to prayIf you lose your way,Don't be afraid, don't lose faithYou will find your help, there'll be a wayYeah
Just remember to pray and you'll be okayYou can prayDon't be afraid, don't lose faithYou will find your help, there'll be a wayIf you remember to pray

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