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Sweeter than honey
02:48
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if it's true what they say that you get what you give
tell me exactly what it was i did
to have you before me
a sheltering tree, a soul like my own
sweeter than honey
somewhere between a woman wild
shed the layers of a ragged child
see i've never been here before
doing my best to keep my feet on the floor
i'm not ready for you
you're not ready for me
i'm not meant to be tamed
i'll disappear into the sea
i'll run off into the woods
fly far off in the sky
dig deep in this earth
hear my rumbling cry
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Home to you
03:13
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If I had one wish I'd use it to show you what you did- To earn all that you desire to bask in the love and to raise it higher. Your light shines through so i stand here holding on. I know you feel it too, so maybe we could stand here arm in arm?
Through the tides of change, it's been known to get a bit strange. I'd like to make my way home to you.
There's a place in time that hasnt left my mind. Somewhere beneath the trees. Somewhere between the lines. Somehow you've made it seem like that man has gone away. Like I can be myself, held tight in loves embrace.
Theres no certainty and the future stands unclear. Know that when or if you're ready, ill still be standing here patient and filled with love. You bring me to this world that I've been dreamng of. Ready to make my way home to you.
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Rising
03:21
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full moon rising, i'm filled to the brim
all the souls around me seem dizzy as they spin
all surrounds me, hearts yearn for peace
i'm caught in the middle, smile at everything i meet
how about a pact to see us all in whole
there's beauty in the shadows, so much left to know
sky above me, earth down beneath
feel the blood inside me, i'm bound to the seas
new moon out there, i'm close to empty
miles & miles away, can't see what i will meet
there's something about that darkness that feels like home
bring the light on with me, i'll make it my own
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Hard work
03:50
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Entise the mind and you will find what you have been searching for. Yeah, maybe you'll see the dirt that has been sticking to belief. Sight impaired, the color red is blinding. Your heart pumps more than blood, there lays a silver lining. In time you'll see, it's all make believe.
These souls are aching. Were the means worthwhile for the silver and the gold? Now you're complacent. Did you grasp what you've been working toward at all?
Bitter lines provide a worthwhile divide. Polarize the minds the hearts the love. Maybe this is what you've been dreaming of. Maybe it will all come together some day. Spin the black and white together to see that its all gray. The roots are on fire. The memory is lost. Placed the anger on a shelf but you're clearing it off. That heart cant take much more. Still we sit in silence. The anger lined in fear, mistrust, goes on to provoke the violence.
Ideas so concrete, you never crossed the line. Cemented the words and gained strength with time. Now it comes to a head and you can barely see- the world around you cus youre cuffed to belief. The way that you're living has got me feeling this vibe so i give you all of my love and urge you to cross that line. Step back from your ways and learn to love- for everything around you has been so mixed up.
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Waiting
02:41
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Genevieve & Hemmy Savannah, Georgia
Music inspired by travel, love, nature & spirit.
Booking: Genevievehemmybooking@gmail.com
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