R.I.P Samuel E. Wright. You will forever be remembered as Mufasa in the Lion King Broadway and Sebastian in the Little Mermaid. May your dynamic spirit live on.

Still hard to believe this is Samuel E. Wright (Sebastain from The Little Mermaid) singing this awesome song, even though I've had this album for years.

Reminds so much of my mother telling me as a child that are lost loved ones are alive in our hearts. This song really speaks to me. Thumbs up if you feel the same way I do!

This song has one of the best messages in it. No matter what happens to someone they will always live on inside of your heart. This song always got to me even as a child, it taught me to be strong and not to be weak during someone's passing because they will always be with me.

A year ago, the most important person in my life has passed away. This song reminds me of her. I long to hear her soothing voice and touch her once more and to just say that I love her. I pray that she's watching over me. I see her in everything that surrounds me. In my reflection, I see her. May she rest in peace and fly high.

Him and Jason are definitely singing together in heaven right now

I literally just noticed the importance of adding this song and the reprise... I've seen the show twice and it just hit me... And now I find it hard to breath with all the feels in my body...

I played this song thousands of times when my Grandfather died it reminds me of him

Ingonyama nengw' enamabala Night And the spirit of life calling Mamela And a voice With the fear of a child asking Mamela Wait There's no mountain too great Hear these words and have faith Have faith They live in you They live in me They're watching over Everything we see In every creature In every star In your reflection They live in you They live in you They live in me They're watching over Everything we see In every creature In every star In your reflection They live in you...

Everyone's stories about playing Mufasa and Scar and Simba... I was Zazu

gives me goosebumps....so beautiful. It reminds me of the idea that energy can neither be created by us, nor destroyed by us. Energy is recycled.

I saw this show last night. When I heard this song, I realized Mufasa was referring to us as he was pointing at the audience while singing the song.

I'm not the only one who still cries whenever Mufasa dies, right?

It’s hard to beat James Earl Jones as Mufasa but Samuel E. Wright nailed this song 100%

Here to pay my respect to the late great Samuel E. Wright; who brought to life to Sebastian in The Little Mermaid and giving this incredible performance as Mufasa and this amazing song that fits so well now. He may be gone here, but he will always live in all of us. My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends in their time of grieving; May you Rest In Peace, Samuel E. Wright

Saw this on Broadway and the man who played Mufasa was magnificent!! Such a powerful presence

Does 2:00 give anyone else a rush. It's similar to the feeling of your heart stopping, the only difference is that you can't get over it?

I came here right after hearing about Samuel E. Wright. RIP Sebastian

R.I.P. to Samuel E. Wright with this song he sung, it will remind us that he lives in us

In loving memory of Samuel E. Wright. He lives in us.

being ensemble in this song (and the reprise even more) is like a spiritual experience I swear.

This song gives me goose bumbs.. just shows what a masterpiece this is!

Feel like this one is better than the Lion king 2 version to me, so very relaxing and powerful.

I saw the Lion King on Broadway today and absolutely loved it! My dad got me the tickets as a birthday present! Couldn't have asked for a better gift! :D

broke down sobbing when this came up

R.I.P. Samuel E. Wright. You will definitely live in us now! Today is unbelievable! 😭

this song is life

Can you imagine if this had actually played out in the original movie, and James Earl Jones (or some equally rich baritone voice) was singing it? [shivers] That's not to detract from this version, it's beautiful. I just sometimes like to think about what the movie would have been like if it were more like the musical. I feel like it would've made the film a lot richer with the added character development, and perhaps better laid the groundwork for the sequel film.

I hope they include this song in the new live-action film!

Anyone here after finding out about Samuel Wright’s passing?

The ultimate get up and keep fighting anthem

I was nala in our product ion. I miss the cast so much. My brother mufasa. This song made me cry. Especially the line in the junior version, "so whenever you feel alone, just know the great kings of the past are watching over you, and so am i"

Beautiful voice...lyrics... chorus... arrangement... everything!....

I saw this for the first time last night and this song really moves me, I cry everytime. This musical is phenomenal ❤️

RIP Samuel E Wright. You won’t be forgotten

RIP Samuel E. Wright.

122 people were mistakenly pressed the dislike button because they were shivering soo hard hearing this masterpiece

This song randomly came on during my shuffle on my iPhone. I've had cardinals fly in front of me all day. I know it's my family members who have passed saying "hello."

R.I.P Samuel E. Wright. Legend

Our ancestors will always live in us. RIP dad ❤️ you live in me ❤️🇳🇬

Everything about this song I like from the music, tempo, rhythm, to the intruments because they blend in so we'll to bring out a nice remedy

This is so fascinating to me..this sounds amazing in this production.I'm actually playing Mufasa in my school play.. it starts opening in February. I'm so excited. Wish me luck!~

This song is a great way for me to remember my paternal grandfather who died in 2005. He was so important to me and I'm still as devastated as I was having to go to his funeral.

He lives in you. RIP Samuel E. Wright

when u saw this scene in Broadway it feels and looks soo realistic like u was watching them but from a distance😊

This voice - oh my God ❤️❤️❤️ so powerful .. Love it

This song and its reprise are my favorite songs from all of Lion King. Something comforting and uplifting told once by a parent and then by a family friend about that parent once that parent passes ABOUT them to their son at two different points in life. The same words but two vastly different meanings. I am mad about the remake for the usual reasons people dislike remakes, but I am truly disappointed in them for not including these songs. They are too special and important to not reintroduce to a new audience.

Loved this song, when I saw The Lion King at the Lyceum last week.

Farewell, Samuel E. Wright. 😢

i was the ensemble and i sang this and started crying during our last show. such a beautiful song

This song is so moving. Literally shed a tear during this part of the musical.

I'm playing Mufasa in my school play. They gave me a dvd to practice the song but I don't have a dvd player so this really helped me. Thanks!

This is beautiful, powerful....you can close your eyes and just feel this energy building up inside....

I'll never forgive them for not including the broadway music in the remake... especially this song.

I've been finding for this soundtrack for the past 15years, at last I've download it, one of my favorite song when I was a kid

I get so many goosebumps from this song that I need to keep it on repeat. I am defiantly using this as dance music.

What's the point of doing a Lion King remake without adding the best Broadway song?

R.I.P Samuel E. Wright

I could listen to this on repeat

This song gives me the chills everytime i hear it

Good Lord, do I hope the 2019 version includes both this and He Lives in You. This part of Simba's development is all that's missing from the 1994 original and including it would justify the new movie's existence all by itself.

I love that song and it makes me think about my dad. And the great times we had when we saw that playI love that song. He lives in you.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

RIP Samuel E. Wright #legendsneverdie

Just saw this musical today. ABSOLUTELY FANTASTICAL AND MIND-BLOWING. I loved everything about it. Would gladly see it again. This would have to be my favourite song out of all of them. 🌟😗🦁☀️🌍🌄🌠🎶👑🎭💛❤

RIP Samuel E. Wright. He lives in us, and Under the Sea

The love the meaning of this song! Music has such an influential message to teach us!

I love this song so much. It's very soothing some how. My dad died when I was very young and I do not remember him at all. But he is still in my heart. Also I just saw this musical last night and it was amazing! It was everything and more than I was hoping for.

Who's here listening to this song because Samuel E. Wright passed away? :(

This song is for all my ancestors whose names I do not know but whose strength and love are with me

This has made me cry a couple of times because it makes me think about the nature and how we destroy it I can just imagine how it feels like listening to this on a morning in the pure African nature with the sun going up and seeing animals That's one of my biggest things on my bucket list (would literally be a moment where you forget anything around you)

I love when the extras sing "Oh oh eh oh!" Idk why it just makes me so happy fsr... 😂

this song speaks to me so much I lost someone in my life but this song connected them to me somehow deep in my heart. Amazing play

[Intro] Ingonyama nengw' enamabala Ingonyama nengw' enamabala Ingonyama nengw' enamabala Ingonyama nengw' enamabala Night And the spirit of life Calling Oh, oh, iyo Mamela Oh, oh, iyo And a voice With the fear of a child Answers Oh, oh, iyo Oh, mamela Oh, oh, iyo Wait There's no mountain too great Hear the words and have faith, oh Oh, oh, iyo Have faith [Pre-Chorus] Hela hey mamela Hela hey mamela Hela hey mamela Hela hey mamela [Chorus] He lives in you (Hela hey mamela, hela) He lives in me (Hela hey mamela, hela) He watches over (Hela hey mamela, hela) Everything we see Into the water (Hela hey mamela, hela) Into the truth In your reflection (Hela hey mamela, hela) He lives in you Ingonyama nengw' enamabala Ingonyama nengw' enamabala He lives in you (Hela hey mamela, hela) He lives in me (Hela hey mamela, hela) He watches over (Hela hey mamela, hela) Everything we see (Hela hey mamela, hela) Into the water (Hela hey mamela, hela) Into the truth (Hela hey mamela, hela) In your reflection (Hela hey mamela, hela) He lives in you He lives in you Oh Oh So wait There's no mountain too great Hear the words and have faith (Oh, oh, iyo) Have faith! He lives in you (Hela hey mamela, hela) He lives in me (Hela hey mamela, hela) He watches over (Hela hey mamela, hela) Everything we see Into the water (Hela hey mamela, hela) Into the truth In your reflection (Hela hey mamela) He lives in you He lives in you Whoo! (Hela hey mamela, hela) He lives in me (Oh yeah, oh yeah) (Hela hey mamela, hela) He watches over (Hela hey mamela, hela) Everything we see (Everything we see) (Hela hey mamela, hela) Into the water (Hela hey mamela, hela) Whoo! Into the truth (Hela hey mamela, hela) In your reflection He lives in you [Outro] Ingonyama nengw' enamabala Ingonyama nengw' enamabala (He lives in you) Ingonyama nengw' enamabala (He lives in you) Ingonyama nengw' enamabala (He lives in you)

Saw this in London last night. I can't get this song out my head. From what I'd seen, with the style of the masks etc, I didn't think I was going to enjoy this musical. I was seriously wrong. It's amazing.

I know they won't have this song in the new movie. Really short sighted I feel.

I just heard this song again on Code Black. It was almost as good as hearing it live....just beautiful..

Whenever I hear this song our ancestors from up above are moving with us in the direction of the Lord.

I went to see this play on Broadway a couple years ago and I remember right after the show, I wanted to go home and listen to this song again. I still love it to this day.

Nice song❤

I love that they put this song in the sequel movie (or more the reprise/ other one He Lives In You)

Really nice story behind it

This song just cuts through me, I think of my passed grandparents every single time...

When I was about 7 or 8 years old, my grandmother took me to the live show in Wichita, and when this scene came I remember being annoyed and wanting to skip it because I knew Be Prepared, (which was my favorite song back then) was next, nowadays this is my favorite song and I truly wish I had fully appreciated it when I had the chance

A group from my circus troupe did a routine to this. So glad I was introduced to the song; it's beautiful.

My students listen to this song every day. I'm so happy they love it

I saw this show for the first time about a month ago in Birmingham, Alabama and it was Gerald Reyes singing it. This was my first Broadway show and it was AMAZING. I really hope to see it again hopefully with Gerlad in it again because he was so good!!

Sick tune THEY LIVE IN YOU🎶🎵🎶

Godspeed Sam!

makes my heart pound, so good

I remember kicking off in this as a child 👦 because my autism 🧩 was bad back then 🌈 then went last year &’it was great

RIP Samuel e. Wright

I got to see most of the original Broadway cast on Broadway in 1999, including Sam E Wright. It was an amazing show .

this songs makes me cry .. i love it so much

Every time I listen to this song it's reminds of my parents

love his voice

I saw this performed live... and that was such an amazing experience!

My school and another school's theatre program just did this musical, I saw it twice and I think I might be hooked.

Saw this when they first performed it in Minnesota. I'd love to see it again, it was so good

I love this song! It's also in Lion King 2. The graphics in the movie, and in the play are just amazing!

Rest in peace Samuel E. Wright.