I will remember forever

IN my life I never write taazia the person next to me. This will be the first In Sha Allah. However I do not know if it will have many things I have to be a lot more personal and therefore I feel like no one will want to read something like that.Let me tryEbby had come before me the world for one day. He was born February 24, 1952 I was born the next day February 25 and my mother Bi. Baya Binti Mohamed slept kujfungua I had the same bed the day before his mother lay Ebby Bi. Regina.I came to see our mother many years later I Ishakuwa older boy home to my friend Yassin Idd (deceased) Street Bonde, who had married his sister Ebby, Sky. Misky had bore the child and mother came there from Morogoro come kumkalia his daughter.Ebby and I've been together from our childhood, we were well into adolescence and become adults together though after everyone from youth he was dealing with his life. Our ancestors even before we were born we were their friends and our grandmothers being gay. That was in 1930.Ebby was earning close to New Street (now Lumumba) and we were getting the Nyamwezi Street). I do not have much to say about our ancestors, but they were neighbors living Street got (now Kleist Sykes) and all working Tanganyika Railways, but I have many memories of her grandmother Ebby Bi. Luguru his gay daughter Mussa who was my grandmother's daughter Zena Farjalla. As children we loved to eat crisps. This is a "snack" made from wheat flour. Crisps was commercially available in the hotel's homepage Saidi. He was the elder Yemenite and his hotel was Narung'ombe Street and Feast.It was our streets and our whole world circled above. With money will buy and we parted and we looked at each other when the mind blowing how to buy crisps other.I miss my colleagues at that time, Hamza Msanga Mapesa (deceased), Mohamed Abdulrahman Mohamed famous name of Onion, Ali Hussein (deceased) famous by the name of Ali Moze, Abdu Mgunya and Juma Kube. So we got there crisps have been completed and we are eager Ebby bdao will take us up to his grandmother Bi. Luguru, Kirk Street (now Lindi) and Feast. But we tomsindikiza to his grandmother.We will clamp on the corner of the street. There was a barber Elder Englishman. This was the barber of all children of prison and it was popular during the council's political independence in the 1950s.Then his father late Ebby Abdulwahid Sykes, Dossa Aziz and other politicians met to lose time. There were no chairs sitting on giant coconut.Ebby will go to his grandmother Bi. Luguru apply across the crisps. Bi. Luguru at his court and his business was selling togwa. Day of crisps katuondokea devil if we go kumwakia Bi. Luguru sleeveless shirt and he will drive us out.He will give us one bottle of togwa refreshed. Go back to Ebby. Soon Ebby will return to throughout the journey will begin toward the hotel by Mzee Said buy crisps. Ebby was our leader and one day he decided today not to can dance ball and let us go to market Kariakoo we glean stalks form a personal trees jump "high jump." Ebby was the one who taught me "high jump." This game we used to do for us Street Gogo my mother limited Bi. Fugitive bit Mohamed, for there was a loam. All these things we do during the holidays.Years went we were young. We childish games left. This is the period I was very shakamana and Ebby. This was the moment when the British were called, "The Roaring 60s." Ebby was born in the house of music. His father during their youth were headlining band, "The Skylarks."This was in 1950 when we were born. Ebby in the 1960 mid-year he already as a young boy of 14 years as has already had already become a good guitarist. He taught me I am Ebby "chords" of the guitar. Ebby had a guitar that was them. He recalled this guitar its kind was "Gibson." Gibson was a guitarist renowned US and Latin America for his voice hissing unlike guitars that used Europe which were called "solid" providing a dry voice, popular in this was, "Hofner . "One day I speak with Ambassador Mohamed Beans Makongo his home, he told me, "You know Sidney (this was my nickname) you onifunza I am the" chords ") Ebby was a good singer too. Akiwaiga singers of the time - Percy Sledge, Wilson Picket, Otis Redding and others.I was late shift where I was when the "soul" ishaingia Dar es Salaam. I still I have to Elvis Presley and Cliff Richard. I remember when I was training with my friend, Abdul Yusuf, striking the Cliff Richard song, "You and I," when my friend Ebby lifts him holding a guitar, "Hold On," the Sam and Dave.Abdul Yusuf we read the same class St Joseph's Convent and when our age was 15 years Yusuf Abdul became an Aeronautical Engineer. Ebby was zisikiza "soul" to "record player" in their home and then he zikopi blowing of the "key" that those who call themselves. At the time his father, Abdul Sykes was kajenga house Magomeni Mikumi and migrated there.Local same time that our ancestors many painted there, Fundikira had a house Mikumi, Mzee Zena, Chihota, Elder Law, The Elder gone, Mzee Muhuto, Ally Sykes, Abbas Max, Mzee Mwakinyo so long as those streets was the liveliness of its kind for the children of these elderly, female and male. We who have been living, Sword, Kariakoo, Temeke and elsewhere in our game and we were Mikumi called "Soulville."This is because when the music that was being arguable the world was "soul" and champion of "soul music," was James Brown.It happened now when we learned to make music with a style of Motown. This was a "record label, 'renowned music" soul, "from Detroit.Many years afterwards falling in the US and "entry point" was my Detroit. As I stood in the queue waiting to hit my passport, my mind zilinirudisha behind.On Wednesday the school last six hours. That was the day we met Magomeni Mikumi home for women Mohamed "Captain Mike" practicing our songs. Ebby always be "center stage." This is when Adam Wangui, in young people who have great talent of music with the band, Simon GOCHO Simon (came became a civil engineer) is now deceased, Mohamed Ali Abbas (deceased) and the other young men I remembered.Today when I look back I see that it was very difficult for us but we do not see any reason we should respond blaming tense atmosphere that existed. In the 1970 we finished high school. Now we begin to have a mind zilizotulia.Ebby went Mombasa to try his luck in music. Mombasa went very delayed Piraeus Greece. That was the time when many young people looking for work seafaring. Ebby did not stay long Greece returned to Dar es Salaam. Years passed ..Ebby was mild but had a great ability to control any tyrant at. In those days the dances of the day we call "Boogie," we have finished dancing when you return home we chokozana.There was a "gang" of young Temeke, Magomeni and elsewhere. Being accompanied by Ebby know you're safe. Warlords will know that if they make the deck. Ebby God gave him a vein of eating. He could eat was so old we went to eat chips was not surprising Ebby hitting two plates of chips with fish or chicken alone then disparaging and soda. I remember falling in one day on one kimgahawa Maggot was this was a popular resort town center. Ebby had shaniona I come from they bowed became my order.I'm just going we greeted minister appointed me I see a hill kababu. I wondered. "Ebby said to me," that I ODEA your Sidney. "Now I begin to complain that I can not finish and why. Ebby did not say anything. He lifted me and emptied the plate kababu on his plate that already was a hill and he did eat.Farewell my brother, my friend Ebby. Si strained Allah katukadiria old enough and grateful for it. 63 years is not rare though my colleague was just nine days remaining to complete the 63 years.Allah will set you eternal peace