Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Xavier Rudd
Canonical path: /xavier-rudd/the-mother
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Mother
Read The Mother lyrics by Xavier Rudd on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Mother
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Do you feel it in the sunshine
Do you feel it in the rain
Do you feel it in the ocean
When the waves are clean
Do you feel it in the evening
When the moon is up
Do you feel it in your bones
When she fills you up
Oh yeah she breathes good luck
Mother Earth Mother Earth
She breathes good luck
Do you feel it on the inside
Do you feel it on the out
Do you feel it when you're up up
Do you feel it when you're down
Do you feel it in the mountains
When the powder falls
Do you feel it on the water
No wind at all
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Who performs "The Mother"?
Xavier Rudd performs "The Mother", and this lyric page sits inside the Xavier Rudd catalog on LyroVerse.
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