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Palo Santo
01:18
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Come with Me
04:27
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Come with me
Give up your gold, your clothes, your home and walk with me.
Climb with me
You see the town below they have much more than they need
We'll find a field to grow and live among the trees
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Hari Om
04:25
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Carry your brother, carry your sister
Forgive your mother, forgive your father
Welcome the neighbor, welcome the stranger
Trust in the elder, trust in the younger
If I walked the boarders of your skin
Would you reap the clothes from our backs
If I filled yours hands full of stones
Would it clean the water from our lips
If the gods should cut out their eyes
with the weapons held in their hands
would you still act out of love
If the watched were viewed by the blind
Can a light take darkness from itself?
Then blessed be, whomever's soul is left
If you hide the spark that you find
Still the ember burns and will survive
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Fellow Worn Traveler
04:45
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Fellow worn traveler, I see you on your way
Though the others pass you, I'll lend a helping hand
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Smoke and Rock
03:10
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Look upon the home of sky, all it is, is wind and rain
Look upon the home of bird, all it is, is wood and dirt
Look upon the home of man, all it is, is smoke and rock
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May we all see what's changing
Without searching for control
All around us, we find breathing
May we praise all that's alive
Can a seed grow without water?
May we all reap what we sow
May we all hear our calling
Ring the voices of the wise
We hear the ocean
Lift up the mountain
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Give of your Hands
03:31
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Leave all the burdens you have, come with me
and give of your hands, until empty
So your hands are left, open
and before they close, they're full again
Let it go
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Terminó
02:50
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Terminó la lucha
Entre la humanidad y la tierra
(The war has ended, between humanity and the earth)
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Lobo Marino Richmond, Virginia
Named after the enormous Pacific Sea Lion, Lobo Marino's brand of experimental folk draws from a rich palette of
international and folk influences.
Built primarily on harmonium, bass drum, banjo and various unique instruments and voices, Lobo Marino continues to evolve as the musical response to the continuous travels and ongoing spiritual journey of its members.
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