Bayama

Bayama is a Kalindula song that encourages people to walk their talk. In many instances, we have people who pretend to be moralists, but they don’t live an exemplary life according to what they preach; hence, they are not worthy of our trust. They are the kind of people who happen to be the 'do as I say and not as I do' type.
This Kalindula track called Bayama is based on an uncle who used to advise his nephews to be careful in life by not going to lit girls, as they are admired by many, but yet he was hitting out with the same kind of girls. In his teachings, he stressed that shinny girls attract the attention of every man's eye; hence, they should go out or marry those who can not attract other men.
The nephews were betrayed because their morally upright uncle died as a result of dating the shiny girls, which led the nephews to conclude that their uncle was just jealous of them as he seemed to be a man not worthy of trust.