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You wait. What are you waiting for?
Look. What are you looking for? Is there something in the way? Trying to hold on tight to change? Then let go, my friend The beginning is the end What you’ll come to see Is that you will always be The song remains the same Upasana, We dance inside the storm Sudha satva We will be forever more You are strong, You are wise You are patient, You are kind Upasana, We dance inside the storm You fight, but what are you fighting for? Knock, who’s knocking at the door? Does it open from within? Are we ready to begin? Then let go, my friend The beginning is the end What you’ll come to see Is that you will always be The song remains the same Upasana, We dance inside the storm Sudha satva, We will be forever more You are strong, You are wise You are patient, You are kind Upasana, We dance inside the storm Is there something more to life? Don’t tell me you’re just here to die When you cannot see behind For your veil is where you hide We must all look deep inside Upasana, We dance inside the storm Sudha satva, We will be forever more I am strong, I am wise I am patient, I am kind Upasana, We dance inside the storm Upasana, We dance inside the storm And we dance and we dance and we dance Upasana, yeah we dance inside your storm Upasana, yeah we dance ~Sam Garrett A traditional Swedish song "Gröne Lunden" performed by Steve Sic and Jenny in their duo project "OMNIA-Poëtree" on beautiful Celtic Harps. "Sounds have a healing power. That is why we bring you songs, hoping that they will fill your hearts with love, peace and gratitude for your life. These are songs of our ancestors, where the ancient vibration is enchanted, releasing from fear and bringing harmony to the spirit. They are also songs born from our intuition, from a joyful space and free femininity that invites us to dance and to live. Sing and dance with us beautiful spirits! Let us unite in one melody, one song for the whole World, for all living beings." - Laboratorium Pieśni
This version is a duet by Paul Simon and George Harrison. "Here comes the sun" is a song by The Beatles from their 1969 album Abbey Road, and it was written by George Harrison. According to Wikipedia, "Harrison wrote the song in early 1969 at the country house of his friend Eric Clapton, where Harrison had chosen to play truant for the day to avoid attending a meeting at the Beatles' Apple Corps organisation. The lyrics reflect his relief at the arrival of spring and the temporary respite he was experiencing from the band's business affairs." When I hear this song, I get a pleasant feeling of experiencing the sun light and warmth after gloomy/cloudy days. It also reminds me of the joy of meeting up with someone I love and seeing their beautiful smile shining like the bright sun! Ahh ... Judges at the 7th Annual Law Rock SF. Fun event. If you enjoy Rock and wants to support local non-profits in your town, check out their website for the Tour dates https://lawrocks.org/sfo  I had the opportunity to experience them live at the 2018 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass festival in San Francisco. Sweet melodies :-) Enjoy! |
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