Pulse Of The Earth
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Pulse Of The Earth
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I stand alone once again
Helpless, as they call my name
Fingers descend from the sky
Stardust falls from my eye
So when I die (leave me be)
Just let me lie (beneath the tree)
The greatest, the greatest tree
I feel the pulse of the earth
Sisters and mothers
Silence is giving birth
Echoes of water
So when I die (leave me be)
Just let me lie (beneath the tree)
The greatest, the greatest tree
Beneath the tree
The great, greatest tree
Beneath
Offerings they take from me
Skin and saliva
Seeping into the ground
Silence has a sound
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