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Inside Outside
03:26
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2. |
Dura and Bone
03:08
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3. |
Snakes
05:07
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Snakes move in your eyes
like they moved on your arms that day
you turn to me slowly
If only I could remember you say
If only I could remember you say
Faces turn on the foam
you stand on the bank at the river’s bend
blue paint on your palms
And that man on the cliff, he doesn’t understand
and that man on the cliff, he doesn’t understand
And that man on the cliff, he doesn’t understand
What will you release this time, woman?
what will you embrace this time, woman?
what will you create this time, woman?
Chants burn with incense
you are standing so close to me
you wear the locket
And somewhere in this great land is the key
somewhere in this great land is the key
And somewhere in this great land is the key
What will you ignite this time, woman
For what will you fight this time, woman
In what will you delight this time, woman?
Snakes move in your eye
like they moved on your arms that day
you turn to me slowly
If only I could remember you say
if only I could remember you say
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4. |
The Walking Song
05:57
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5. |
Wind at the Door
04:48
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6. |
Bones of Elisha
03:07
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8. |
It All Absorbs Again
04:39
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9. |
Suckle Maiden
04:16
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10. |
Dancing Barefoot
05:24
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11. |
Greet the Day
04:53
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12. |
Glow (a bardo song)
04:13
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13. |
Waterwitch Heart
05:56
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Elizabeth Hummel Olympia, Washington
I have been writing songs most of my life. A good bit of recording and performing too. Money comes and goes, but the muse is precious and timeless. I pray that my songs help people through darkness as well as celebrate the light. This music is a village and I am not alone. I am deeply grateful to the many people who have helped me birth these songs in so many ways. You are the Love! ... more
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