Lyrics Let Us - Yesterdays Rising

Let Us - Yesterdays Rising
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Let Us, artist - Yesterdays Rising. Album song Lightworker, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 11.07.2005
Record label: Concord, Fearless
Song language: English

Let Us

A tree with no leaves, clothed in wood
Cracks the vacant sky with its jagged paths
It’s waiting and anticipating
The moment when spring reveals itself
And the tree will remember what it is to be beautiful
Let us sing of this greatness
Can you feel the vibrations?
Let us throw our words and feel the sensations
Can you feel the sensations?
Let us create our art
Let us perform our lives
Let us be your destiny
And your eyes
The honest lands horizon
Littered with nothing but life
Is a contrast of vacant and occupied space
Let us sing of this greatness
Can you feel the vibrations?
Let us throw our words and feel the sensations
Can you feel the sensations?
Let us create our art
Let us perform our lives
Let us be your destiny
And your eyes
What is up from this ground will always be pure
And we shall not hear, nor speak, nor see a false truth
We shall not hear, nor speak, nor see a false truth
We shall not hear, nor speak, nor see a false
Let us sing of this greatness
Can you feel the vibrations?
Let us throw our words and feel the sensations
Can you feel the sensations?
Let us create our art
Let us perform our lives
Let us be your destiny
And your eyes

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