Isaiah builds a guitar from marsh wood and forms the Manta Crew, a traveling band that sings against the grain of society. His music inspires change in those who hear it, and a flame on his grave becomes a sign of his lasting stand against corruption.
Chapters
The world was going one way and he went the other, going against the flow to take a stand. Turned his eyes to heaven and he prayed with all his might for the courage and the wisdom to put things in the right. He didn't reach the masses, but he made a change. You can see the flame on Isaiah's grave. For the world to take to heart. A fire from heaven setting him apart. Took a piece of wooden winds that he found in the marsh and made the first guitar. Started writing words of hope and put them to a tune. And then he began Manta Crew, singing to the young and old, traveling day and night, following his passion and his drive. When he played his music, he was taken higher. When the people heard him, they would be inspired. He didn't reach the masses, but he made a change. You can see the flame On Isaiah's grave, a message for the world to take to heart. A fire from heaven setting him apart. On the top of a mountain in the shade of a stone sat a man named Isaiah. He would ponder all alone. Saw the corruption that was on the ground. The people had all strayed from the path that was sound. The world was going one way and he went the other. Going against the flow to take a stand. He turned his eyes He raised his eyes to heaven and he prayed with all his might for the courage and the wisdom to put things in the right. He didn't reach the masses, but he made a change. You can see the flame on Isaiah's grave, a message for the world to take to heart. A fire from heaven setting him apart. Reached the masses, but he made a change. You can see the flame on Isaiah's grave, a message for the world to take to heart. A fire from heaven setting him apart.
