Lotus Flower
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Lotus Flower
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Million years to be free
Milliseconds being steady
Hardy desert, home for me
Purple blossom you are ready
Lotus Flower take me home
Bringing hope down to the sea
Lotus Flower you were grown
From the dirt to make believe
May this river be our God
To reshape our humble stories
Don’t be something you are not
For the sake of foolish glories
Lotus Flower take me home
Bringing hope down to the sea
Lotus Flower you were grown
From the dirt to make believe
By the time you close
May the waters let you breathe
Early morning Sun
Coming out to live with me
Lotus Flower take me home
Bringing hope down to the sea
Lotus Flower you were grown
From the dirt to make believe
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Felix Niemeyer performs "Lotus Flower", and this lyric page sits inside the Felix Niemeyer catalog on LyroVerse.
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