Artist: Lucky Dube Album: Prisoner Released: 1989 Genre: Reggae LYRICS Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you You left for the city Many years ago Promised to come back And take care of us Many years has gone by now Still no sign of you, daddy, eh Mother died of a heart attack Many years ago when she heard That you were married again Now I'm the only one left in this family Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you Wandering up and down The streets of Soweto No place to call my home I tried to find you Many years ago But the women you're married to Was no good at all Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Remember me) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Daddy, oh) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Daddy, oh) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Remember me) In whatever you do I love you (Daddy, oh) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me In whatever you do I love you (Yeah) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Remember me) In whatever you do (Daddy, oh) I love you (Remember) Daddy, wherever you are Remember me (Daddy, oh) In whatever you do I love you

This is the official music video for 'Victims' by Lucky Dube from his album of the same title which was released in 1993. 'Victims' is about people who were persecuted at the hands of the Apartheid regime - the dawn of democracy in South Africa. Lucky was inspired to talk to the situation that was unfolding in South Africa but it was relevant to the world

Song: Good Girl Artist: Lucky Dube Album: Soul Taker ℗ 2001 Gallo Record Company Released on: 2001-06-25 Composer, Writer: Lucky Philip Dube

Artist: Lucky Dube Released: 1988 Album: Together as One

Artist: Lucky Dube Album: Prisoner Released: 1989 Genre: Reggae Dube talks about his life as a prisoner and how he refused going to school and later on sought life in crime, which ends him in prison.

Artist: Lucky Dube Released: 2001 Album: Soul Taker

"Big Boys Don't Cry" from Lucky Dube's album, Trinity!