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The Glory of the Loving
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"I mean, we're making all of this up."
Holding tightly to what I hold dear
Sit and worry, acknowledging fear
Maybe I can turn it all around
Need to find some fertile ground
Survival of the fittest is all I've ever known
Reap what you sow, this is what I've sown
Maybe if I plant new seeds
You will see a blossom in me
Share and feel
The glory of the loving
Open and reveal
"We have created all of it, the lot of us
Co-creating the collective reality
Through the collective consciousness
To have a collective experience of who we choose to be
So the only question is
Is this really who we choose to be?"
The sun shines, the rain falls
The pod cracks, the roots crawl
The stem climbs, it blossoms
The petals, they open
Share and heal
Open and reveal
Give and feel
The glory of the loving
Open up and heal
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Ginger & Olive England, UK
Debut single launching 1/5/2020!
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