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Incoming

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Incoming

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They come in sacred ways before the sunlight

They come through sacred worlds in stories full of real life

They come in sacred moves that send them flying over you

They come in sacred moves and purpose slowly take like fire like too

With every mountain they invite the sacred song

Within the very lore of being now, now

So full of wisdom so descend upon this mantra life

They come in sacred moves that turn around and touch you closely

They turn the sacred way the thought is of the first time knowing

So reach out when they are calling

Take the time to even notice they are part of you

For the finding of the secret you can always rediscover it true

They come in moonlight all the more because they like to

Soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon, soon

Of all the takes and dances of the bitter stone

Of all the fixes and corruption we are ever to see

How the bridge now delivers, the breaking of man

All ever to the sinner life ever total time

Take a drink from this better life

Take a drink from this better life

Better by far

They call it seeing of the children's life thirst for love

They call it take away the children's fear of life

Call it 'this time' first time, changing the signs

They call it seeing the children for the very first time

Call it 'that, that river of eternal bliss'

Call it quintessential time

Call it 'everything is light'

Call it this time, this time

Discovery of the silver moonlight turning too

Discovery of the days of happening through to you

Discovery of the days of happening close to you

Discover all the things are coming coming round

They call it days of wonder

They call it every day is calling calling round

They call it 'children of the diamond life'

For giving us light

Forever changing our design

Forever to be sung

For all we see, for all the savior, they're calling us

Sent us giving love, sent us giving love

It's coming now, it's coming, it's coming now

It's coming now, it's coming now

Save love, save love, given to us

Save love, save love, given to us

Save love. Save love

Discovery of the reason of it all

Discovery of the reason of it all

Yeah yeah

Who do you believe in giving?

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