Opening up the new earth
Developing sound, awakening light
Creating in time
Now, born in the distortion
And this voice headed high up in the air

Life force, my soul
Power that is born in this continuance
When you create like a sleeping kid on the earth
God's voice is reborn in the distortion
And then combined with light
Bright light from the ground till it's all around.
Light flowin' till it's all around.

Rising from this ground.
And it comes to shed the light
Bring the word.
Hallucination and illusion.
There is no such thing that reflects there
The next pioneer who is on this earth
Awakening light. It's released at this moment
And when you open your eyes, it combined with light
Life force, My soul positively
This creativeness. For everything
Unknown Flowability. Is the way for this one
It's in the middle


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    I love this song, it's beautiful

    DannyLaSombraon October 14, 2008   Link

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