Namaste

Veil of Maya

We will stand, make this place our own
One day we will leave it behind
We will stand, make this place our own
And one day leave it all behind
And one day leave it all behind

There is a place
An isle of non-existence created by our drive to live
Somewhere other than reality
We must sacrifice to survive, others try to take and deprive

Live together, die alone
Live together, die alone

Created by our drive to live
Fight on until it's known, our purpose, our being here
Must be a sign to the path, to the path we must take
From the sky a black smoke engulfs our minds, our souls
Our minds (our minds) (our souls)
We fight on until it is known, our purpose
This is the path
The path we must take
We will stand make this place our own
One day we will leave it behind
We will stand, make this place our own
And one day leave it all behind


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Namaste Lyrics as written by Mike Okubo Brandon Butler

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    i hate to break up the philosophy party, but im pretty sure this song is just about the show "Lost" or at least that is what marc okubo always says... i could be wrong maybe he was just talking about the breakdown pattern which was derived from a sequence of numbers from the show, but im pretty damn sure that he said the whole song was based off of lost. and i guess the lyrics kinda go with it.. ?

    twandersonon August 12, 2010   Link

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