Yessesss this poignant song nehh, reminds me of GRANT SHAKOANE back in the day on METRO FM(12-3) with his "Shibabudu shibabu" please forgive me if I've butchered that hle bathong🤦🏿♂️ Reminds me of this one road trip we took to Mabopane in his new JETTA back in 1997,it was him and his 2 brothers(Bo Ramokgolo) to visit their uncle's grave...man sweet memories I tell ya. May his soul rest in peace along with my one Rramokgolo who's also passed on.🫶🏿
😢😢😢 oh ! How I miss Home! I miss my parents! The life back then! Candle lights sitting around my mother’s coal stove, a kettle whistling and the radio 📻 playing 😢😢😢! Life was good once, reality kicks in ukuth years have truly gone by and Asiphelelanga 💔😭! It hurts.
Some of us today we know 🎶 music because of Metro fm in South Africa 🇿🇦 nd this song it will remain in our hearts forever thanks to Wilson B Nkosi of Metro Fm for this....❤(Kganyago Manchris Moletjie Motong)
It reminds me of places I have never really been to,because of age restrictions, just passing outside n get the imagination of what should be happening inside... johhhhh
Thank you Wilson B Nkosi ND the late Eddie Zondi on Metro Fm in South Africa 🇿🇦 l know music today because of you guys (Manchris Kganyago Moletjie Motong Motong)
It was in 1996 when I first had an encounter with this song i was doing standard 10, i never looked down.I was amazed by the instruments, the melody, and the arrangements. WoW.I still remember it was a 30th birthday to this lady and my uncle invited me to come play music for them strictly RNB & Soul.Bra Oupa gave me the CD to play this song.what a jam.
