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Quintessence (Vinyl Version)
by Emiliana Torrini
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High upon this hill,
Lives a king and daughter,
Can you hear their songs,
Echo across the water,
They sing of times long past,
When the world was quiet,
Simplicity and beauty,
Reigned over the realms,
There was time to savor,
There was time to spare,
There was understanding,
Among the people everywhere,
That God was our Creator,
But without Nature we’re no more,
Than seeds of promise and potential,
Floating rootless as before,
Through the vast and empty spaces,
Trapped in somewhere in between,
Conscious thought and dreaming,
Projecting and perceiving,
Reality’s a construct,
Agreed upon by all.
It’s time to reawaken and
Hear the Spirit call.
Deep inside this forest,
Lies a fairy kingdom,
Can you hear the bells,
Carried on the breeze,
They feel somewhat familiar,
Like memories from childhood,
A faint and distant calling,
Your senses are enthralled.
Your heart is filled with longing,
Grace permeates the air,
Now the chiming starts subsiding,
Until it’s barely even there.
Where it’s gone you can not follow,
You are forced to look within,
There you find a crystal chamber,
Now the journey can begin.
There’s a pyramid in Egypt,
You have travelled there before,
See it now in your mind’s eye,
And walk toward the door.
Enter with your body,
Enter with your soul,
The world has been divided,
Through you it is made whole.
- ( Swahili )
Kwanza kalikuwa na sauti.
(First there was sound)
Kwanza kalikuwa na nafasi.
(First there was space)
Nafasi ikazaa hewa,
(Space gave birth to air)
Hewa ikaaza moto,
(Air gave birth to fire)
Moto ilizaa maji,
(Fire gave birth to water)
Maji yakazaa dunia.
(Water gave birth to earth)
High upon this hill,
Lives a king and daughter,
Can you hear their songs,
Echo across the water,
They sing of times long past,
When the world was quiet,
Simplicity and beauty,
Reigned over the realms,
There was time to savor,
There was time to spare,
There was understanding,
Among the people everywhere,
That God was our Creator,
But without Nature we’re no more,
Than seeds of promise and potential,
Floating rootless as before,
Through the vast and empty spaces,
Trapped in somewhere in between,
Conscious thought and dreaming,
Projecting and perceiving,
Reality’s a construct,
Agreed upon by all.
It’s time to reawaken and
Hear the Spirit call.
Deep inside this forest,
Lies a fairy kingdom,
Can you hear the bells,
Carried on the breeze,
They feel somewhat familiar,
Like memories from childhood,
A faint and distant calling,
Your senses are enthralled.
Your heart is filled with longing,
Grace permeates the air,
Now the chiming starts subsiding,
Until it’s barely even there.
Where it’s gone you can not follow,
You are forced to look within,
There you find a crystal chamber,
Now the journey can begin.
There’s a pyramid in Egypt,
You have travelled there before,
See it now in your mind’s eye,
And walk toward the door.
Enter with your body,
Enter with your soul,
The world has been divided,
Through you it is made whole.
- ( Swahili )
Kwanza kalikuwa na sauti.
(First there was sound)
Kwanza kalikuwa na nafasi.
(First there was space)
Nafasi ikazaa hewa,
(Space gave birth to air)
Hewa ikaaza moto,
(Air gave birth to fire)
Moto ilizaa maji,
(Fire gave birth to water)
Maji yakazaa dunia.
(Water gave birth to earth)
