Mother's Garden
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Mother's Garden
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In Mother's Garden
There goes a history
Thousands of centuries of
Flowers like children,
Colors original, everything beautiful
Chorus
Sometimes she weeps
Weakened with disease
Silently she screams...rescue me, rescue me
In Mother's Garden
She sings a melody
Four parts in harmony
Earth, water, wind and fire
Her secret recipe, circular energy
Chorus
She says,
I am your home
I give you life
I built this family
We are alone, its you and I in this whole galaxy
We can't survive without each other are you listening
I need your help to heal my self when I am suffering
In Mother's Garden
Feel that serenity
No greater liberty
Sometimes she weeps
Weakened with disease
Silently she screams...rescue me, rescue me
In Mother's Garden
Rescue me
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Michael Tolcher performs "Mother's Garden", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael Tolcher catalog on LyroVerse.
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