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The Gathering ~ The Earth Is My Witness


Mother earth look at her closely she looks at her baby and she sighs the slight breathing pause that she takes it builds her and makes her strong She refuses to give her up and we close our eyes Her hands touch the round stomach and feel the kick The eyes that have seen so much cry with the water she starts to rinse her face And refuses to give her up And we close our eyes And you close your eyes more free lyrics

Mother earth look at her closely
she looks at her baby and she sighs
the slight breathing pause that she takes it builds her and
makes her strong

She refuses to give her up
and we close our eyes

Her hands touch the round stomach
and feel the kick
The eyes that have seen so much cry
with the water she starts to rinse her face

And refuses to give her up
And we close our eyes
And you close your eyes

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