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When I wake, I wake by the brook,
To an untamed thunder,
And the northern flicker flash about
as the soup in the sky grows thicker.
But I tip my cap and curtsy, and I take no offense
Because there is no hate in your darkest cloud, no ill intent.
Yet there is hate all around.

On its hind legs, rears this storm, and the pines bend from its wily sword.
Yet there is no war, no war,
No quarrel here at all.
And the deer shake in their hooves and shield their fawn.
And when the rain comes, the rain comes.
No judgement falls.
Yet there is hate all around.

There's a rusty prick in the tall grass,
Where the barbed wire waits for a blind horse in a gallop and its sealed and sudden fate.
There is hate in the grip of our human hands.
There is hate in the grip of our human hands.
There is hate in the grip of our human hands.
Yes, there is hate all around.
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Submitted by
rafik On Sep 21, 2007
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Cover art for Human Hands lyrics by Bowerbirds

wow.

Cover art for Human Hands lyrics by Bowerbirds

racism? idk..

this band seriously is the best. its so unfortunate that its hard for them to be heard by everyone.

Cover art for Human Hands lyrics by Bowerbirds

damn, this is so simply yet beautifully put. what really sets humans apart from nature is our hatefulness. nature is powerful and sometimes frightening but innocent.

Cover art for Human Hands lyrics by Bowerbirds

I think he's comparing nature's dark actions to our own dark actions.......there is no hate in what nature does, it just does what it does....it doesn't judge or try to quarrel while we do sometimes with an intentional malice.

 
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