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Something Heals
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You've heard it all before
And you could hear it more
When silence strikes a chord
And vibrance sings it loud
A song among a crowd
A song, it is a cure
When lungs within the chest
Breathe sad and heavy breaths
Something heals, unsure
Of where it resides
A mystery inside
[Chorus]
Bring it back to life
My love your pain
Is merely love in disguise
Give it back to life
Each brutal wound
Each darkened night
I learned that truth will dance
If you hold out your hand
She'll show you where to step
And twirl her like she's fire
A reckon to inspire
If you ask for her name
She'll sing to you your own
A whisper ringing home
[Bridge]
Angel
I'll hold you in my arms tonight
Angel
The night sky sings a lullaby
Prophetic moonlight & harmony
Tells holy lives in what you see
[Chorus]
Bring her back to life
My love, the worst
Is merely sun behind the clouds
Give her back to God
When life is hard
When life is out of your command
Bring it back to life
My love your pain
Is merely love in disguise
Give it back to life
Each brutal wound
Each darkened night
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A wild one, indeed, you are
The clouded skies part for your eyes
But your wise soul knows
Every inch of gold
Of Life within yours
A coloured day, indeed, it is
If sadness paints, then blue it is
But your yellow grows
And your purple knows
That silence is yours
So come and feast,
Life, here it is
Real, raw
Life, is all you’ve got
A chamomile-like breeze soothes in
It’s easier to breathe through it
But when muds ooze forth
Calcify your growth
Can love still be yours?
You seek for sun when it is night
You hide when pain turns off the light
When you’re in the dark you might die inside
But everything’s gonna be alright
So come and feast,
Life, here it is
Real, raw
Life, is all you’ve got
Everything’s gonna be alright
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Samasati Tofino, British Columbia
Samasati's music is heartful, rich, intimate and can often be a very deep journey into what it means to be honest and true to yourself.
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