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Leaf Vein
05:54
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Bird's Eye
06:22
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To The Earth
To The Earth, Mother of all, I will sing : the well-established, the oldest, who nourishes on her surface
everything that lives : those things that walk upon the holy ground and those that swim in the sea
and those that fly : all these are nourished by your abundance.
It is thanks to you if we humans have healthy children and rich harvests.
Great Earth, you have the power to give life and to and to take it away from creatures that must die.
Happy are the ones whom you honor with your kindness and gifts : what they have built will not vanish.
Their fields are fertile, their herds prosper
and their houses are full of good things.
Their cities are governed with just laws : their women are beautiful ; good fortune and wealth follow them.
Their children are radiant with the joy of youth.
The young women…the young women play.. the young women play in the flowery meadows with happiness in their hearts.
Holy Earth, Undying Spirit, so it is with those whom you honor.
Hail to you, Mother of Life.
You who have loved by the starry sky.
Be generous and give me a happy life in return for my song
so that I can continue to praise you with my music.
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Figment
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SPILL (Erik Griswold)
09:17
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