Your Nature
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Your Nature
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You sang so softly
I closed my eyes
Like snowfall on the water
I the only child
You had been walking
And your skin was cold
You took the night with you
And I was enthralled
By the power of the light
And the sound of the changing tide of your nature
And it was evening
I saw my breath
And I was needing to hear your tenderness
I was blinded by the sight, the power of the changing tide of your nature
Stay singing softly
You take me home
Like a slow boat on the water
Like an old stone
I was blinded by the sight and the power of the changing tide
Blinded by the night
The sweet sound of the changing tide of your nature
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