Our Bodies Sing
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Our Bodies Sing
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If there were no instruments
No verse or chorus sung
Our hearts still would resonate
With flowing rhythms
Can you hear?
I can hear it now
Our bodies sing in silent melody
Oh, our bodies sing in symphony
If sound wasn't in existence
And nothing could be heard
Our bones, they would still echo
Gracefully in turn
Can you feel?
I can feel it now
Our bodies sing in silent melody
Heartbeat, the tempo
Blood, the crescendo
In symphony,
Oh, our bodies sing
Can you hear my heart beating?
I hear the sound drum again
Our bodies sing in silent melody
Heartbeat, the tempo
Blood, the crescendo
In symphony
Oh, our bodies sing in symphony
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Edison Glass performs "Our Bodies Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the Edison Glass catalog on LyroVerse.
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