Don't be afraid
Open your mouth to say
Say what your soul sings to you

Your mind can never change
Unless you ask it to
Lovingly rearrange
The thoughts that make you blue
The things that bring you down
Will mean no harm to you
And so make your choice joy
The joy belongs to you

And when you do
You'll find the one you love is here
You'll find you
The love yeah

Don't be ashamed no
To open your heart and pray
Say what your soul sings to you

So no longer pretend
That you can't feel it near
That tickle on your hand
That tingle in your ear
And ask it anything
Because it loves you dear
It's your most precious king
If only you could hear

And when you do
You'll find the one you need is here
You'll find you
Love you


Lyrics submitted by fieroavian

What Your Soul Sings Lyrics as written by Neil Davidge Robert Del Naja

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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    This song is very beautiful to me and is severely unappreciated. The words ethereal, tender, haunting and universal come to mind whenever I listen to this - so I guess to me the song emcompasses those themes.

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