Earth Song

Oh grandmothers, when I grow old I will never leave a story untold Oh grandmothers, though I am young I do it all for you Oh grandfathers, I am listening Oh grandfathers, I feel you within my Bones grandfather, though I am young I do it all for you For the Earth, I sing my song Can you feel it in your bones Can you feel it? For the Earth, I sing my song Can you feel it? Can you feel it? Oh my mind, my body, my spirit Mountains surrounding sounds of the river Every drop of flow I release I give it all to you Oh this life is ours for a moment Born for a purpose Find yours and hone it Hold it close, let it guide you through And do it all for you Do it all for you I do it all for you For the Earth, I sing my song Can you feel it in your bones Can you feel it? For the Earth, I sing my song Can you feel it? Can you feel it? A verse lifts the veil Words drift liquid Infused in every exhale Let's sail off to greener pastures, never come back Hollow like Apollo following the sun's track Everyone got one path But when it diverges You could split the screen Split a cell, see what emerges Percolating, circulating even after the verse is fading The Earth is patient Saying in each verse I'm praying Seems like an understatement I'm tryna find the love that lives under the hatred They say life is what you make it Life made us We come from the stars Made of the same dust Why can't the brain trust what the heart gives? Between us where the art lives Raise it up, let it in, breathe it out First time I looked within I thought that I might drown 'Til I learned to swim, transmute my pain into the sounds 'Cause you can't know about the world 'til you explore your inner grounds