The time is right
I'm gonna pack my bags
And take that journey down the road
'Cause over the mountain I see the bright sun shining
But I want to live inside the glow, yeah yeah

I want to go to a place where I am nothing and everything
That exists between here and nowhere
I want to got to a place where time has no consequence and oh yeah
The sky opens to my prayers

I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, mmm

Please understand that it's not that I don't care
But right know these walls are closing in on me
I love you more than I love life itself
But I need to find a place where I can breathe
I can breathe

I want to go to a place where I can hold the intangible
And let go of the pain with all my might

I wanna to go to a place where I'm suspended in ecstasy
Somewhere between dark and light
Where wrong becomes right

I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I want to go to beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, ah

Beautiful


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Beautiful Lyrics as written by India Arie Blue Miller

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    This song has always given me a certain feeling that can't quite be described but it's just so amazing. I crave something new so much, just like India does in her lyrics. I've always listened to this when I've felt suffocated by my surroundings, just as she states in her own words.

    "I wanna go to a place where I can hold the intangible, And let go of the pain with all my might"

    I love those lines... how "beautiful" would it be if we could just let go of all of our pain? I love her lyrics.

    deekneezon May 14, 2004   Link

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