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Welcome To My World
03:31
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Rivers are holy, this much is so
My mother she told me, and mothers should know
They baptise our lands
So our people can feed
They dry our sky and carry our seed
Where once we hurled
Welcome To My World
Now tountains have moved me so many's a time
They've sold me my story in rhythm and rhyme
They'll fix you up, empty your face
They'll blow your mind in a thousand million ways
Like a beautiful girl, who says: Welcome To My World
Welcome To My World
And Thus Have I Heard
The haunting song from a hunted bird
And thus have I seen
The possibility, of you and me.
Welcome to My....
Our forests have fallen in protest it's true.
They've fallen for me
They've fallen for you.
And if I'd only listen
They'd tell me what broke
My poor father's back, as he planted the oak
Into the ground
And now we listen for the sound
Of welcome to my world
Welcome to my world
And Thus Have I Heard
The silent song from a soulful bird
And thus have I seen - an emptiness so green
And thus do I know
The tallest hill will never grow
Until it can see
The mountain and me
Until only the mountain remains
Welcome to my world
Welcome to my world
Welcome to my world
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I'm sick,
But I'm always sick
You know it's just too bad
Gotta deal with it
I'm sad
But I'm always sad
The only firm emotion that I've ever had
I'm sick
Because I'm much too quick
And you're far too slow though you might not know
And I'm sad
But maybe you've been sad
The only firm intention that I've ever had.
And maybe I should meet someone new
Make up a big projection
And pretend that it's true
Or find out maybe what I really what to do
I've been thinking this shit 'til my face is blue
(Chorus)
If only I could live over there
Crack open the sun lotion with the multi-millionaires
Yet how bitter
The seemingly sweet fruit tastes
I think I'd much prefer
A more authentic malaise
Oh - gotta sit with it
Oh - gotta live with it
I'm sick,
But I'm always sick
You know it's just too bad, gotta deal with it
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3. |
One Rises
03:08
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Oak DPM London, UK
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