Uncle Evans man of mystery

*(Verse 1)*
There’s a man from the valley, they call him Uncle Evans,
A Tonga man from Zambia, got the speed of seven heavens.
He’s here one second, gone the next, like a breeze across the plains,
You might catch him if you’re lucky, but he’s halfway to the trains.
*(Chorus)*
Oh, Uncle Evans, where’d you go?
Faster than a village rooster crow.
A son of Zambia, the land so grand,
He’s off like the wind, dusting this land.
You blink once, and he’s out the door,
Evans don’t stick around no more!
*(Verse 2)*
He herds his cattle, works his farm, but he’s quick to disappear,
By the time you start to chat, ol' Evans just ain’t here!
He’s got that Tonga spirit, with pride so strong and true,
But if you want a conversation, well, he’s already bid adieu!
*(Chorus)*
Oh, Uncle Evans, where’d you go?
Faster than a village rooster crow.
A son of Zambia, the land so grand,
He’s off like a breeze through this ancient land.
You blink once, and he’s out the door,
Evans don’t stick around no more!
*(Bridge)*
He’s a son of the land, from the great Zambezi side,
Walkin’ fast like a whirlwind, with nothing left to hide.
Past the Baobab trees and the open sky,
If you want to catch Evans, well, good