Ach Mang Jesus

My version of a Dr Hook classic 'A lil Bit More'
haven't been active on here since so will uploading what doesn't get added to spotify

A lil bit more (Dr Hook Cover) - Ronmak Official

My version of a Paul Young Classic 'Everytime You Go Away'

Everytime You Go Away - Ronmak Official

My version of a another classic 'Talk it Over' a collab with Armada R&B on the riddims 

Talk It Over (Grayson Hugh Cover) - Ronmak Official

My version of a Percy Sledge song that was played while my Father was being lowered into his resting place. We didn't know about it so eveylrytime I used to hear this song I'd cry, but now after many years I smile as it takes me back to the moments of saying goodbye to my Dad.

Dedicated to dad.

My Special Prayer (Cover) - Ronmak Official

Pwipwi ngang usapw fangeta*pwipwitirow*

Many thanks to Bill Concello for the drum parts...

Lyrics:

Master of chess,… values pawns less
On the front lines to clean up his mess

Lines in the sand that wind’s blown away
Nothing’s clear no more.  Why am I here anyway?

Who’s to blame? Who’s to gain? 
Feel no shame. it’s all the same, 
Soldiers slain? It’s just a numbers game…

Why?  Tell me why? What value am I?
To leave wife and child, to be sent here to die?

How’d I fall for this?  this bloody abyss…, 
the devil’s own kiss….  Where’s the honor in this?

Who’s to blame? Who’s to gain? 
Feel no shame…it’s all the same, 
Soldiers slain? It’s just a numbers game…

To kill or be killed,… so many lives lost
who's getting rich? Who’s counting the cost?
to be home a hot shower a warm meal and a bed.
The warmth of her skin when these layers are shed
If she left me now, I’d be better off dead.

Who’s to blame? Who’s to gain? 
Feel no shame…It’s all the same, 
Soldiers slain? It’s just a numbers game…

Who’s to gain? 
It’s all the same, 
It’s just a numbers game…

Numbers Game - with Bill Concello (drums)

Ua Mwareiti Kot

masowen non mekurei ne pwipwile ngasangasei

Tongolove2 - Ozeky

Have Unity;We are Loved

Did this cover in memory of the legend of reggae, Bob Marley. Since it was the anniversary of his passing, D Moa wanted to collaborate on this track. In saying that, hope you all enjoy and feel free to share it if you like!

Thank You Lord Cover

We are a family of musicians collaborating with others in Tokyo, London and the US to create our debut album, "Evidence of Soul," stories of love, friendship, and learning to survive in this world.

In-Xtric-8

Numbers Game - with Bill Concello (drums)

Machine Unseen

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