Little darlin' don't you see the sun is shining
Just for you, only today
If you hurry you can get a ray on you, come with me, just to play
Like every humming bird and bumblebee
Every sunflower, cloud and every tree
I feel so much a part of this
Nature's got me high and it's beautiful
I'm with this deep eternal universe
From death until rebirth

This corner of the earth is like me in many ways
I can sit for hours here and watch the emerald feathers play
On the face of it I'm blessed
When the sunlight comes for free
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles at me
So inspired of that there's nothing left to do or say
Think I'll dream, 'til the stars shine

The wind it whispers and the clouds don't seem to care
And I know inside, that it's all mine
It's the chorus of the breakin' dawn
The mist that comes before the sun is born
To a hazy afternoon in May
Nature's got me high and it's so beautiful, yeah yeah
I'm with this deep eternal universe from death until rebirth

You know that this corner of the earth is like me in many ways
I can sit for hours here and watch the emerald feathers play
On the face of it I'm blessed
When the sunlight comes for free
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles at me
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles at me

This corner of the earth, is like me in many ways
I can sit for hours here and watch the emerald feathers play
On the face of it I'm blessed
When the sunlight comes for free
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles at me
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles at me
I know this corner of the earth, it smiles at me
(I know this corner of the earth)


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Corner of the Earth Lyrics as written by Rob Harris Jason Kay

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    I listen to this song every morning.

    lostmatildaon August 15, 2008   Link
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    Hey, why hasn't anybody looked this up? It's a wonderful song, the video is breathtaking, and the lyric turns out to be beautiful. I love it, it gives me peace, calmness, serenity, and at-oneness with the beautiful earth I live in.

    shirley_templeon September 06, 2002   Link
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    Wow. I just listened to this song. Gorgeous. A Jamiroquai favorite of mine.

    cmill216on June 24, 2006   Link
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    yeah this song is very... relaxing. wonderful song

    happyblanketon August 18, 2007   Link
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    I don't know if it just me, but this song speaks to me in a very particular way, what I see in it, is that it's basically about getting and being high

    Little darlin' don't you see the sun is shining (You are in a calm day and you feel like you want to relax) just for you, only today If you hurry you can get a ray on you, come with me, just to play (getting a ray as getting a couple of drags and go to play to enter your own world) Like every humming bird and bumblebee Every sunflower, cloud and every tree (being part of the nature while being high) I feel so much a part of this (you really dig it as you are high and you feel so included in the earth) Nature's got me high and it's beautiful (direct) I'm with this deep eternal universe (you are in and you won't go out til rebirth wich is when you wake up from it and you are with a whole another perspective From death until rebirth

    Fgomezvon October 16, 2011   Link

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