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The traditional Buddhist prayer in an ancient Japanese dialect. |
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Traditional |
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6.0MB |
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A Calypso ditty, a thinking man's hopes for the future. |
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Yes I Believe the time will come,
When all the prophets, saints, and saviors,
Will all come together as they try,
To save us from ourselves.
I Believe the day shall be,
When no misunderstandings,
And no hate shall come between us,
As we rise above the evils of this world.
Yes I Believe the time will come,
When all the people come together,
With hope for each other,
As we live a life of freedom in this world.
Yes I Believe the time will be,
With faith, hope, love, and some charity,
Good for you and good for me,
We can all live together in this world.
As the trees reach out to the universe,
And the stars seem to want to lead the way,
Yes I Believe the time has come for us to come together,
Yes I Believe it's time for a brighter day.
Give it too me! |
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| Lyrics Author: |
John Morgan Newbern |
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John Morgan Newbern |
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7.3MB |
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Based on the prayers from the Tibetan Book of the Dead, these verses are not only prayers for the dead and dying but also guidance for the living. This is the first of three movements from the CD, A Prayer for the Dying. |
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These lyrics were translated from the original Tibetan, written by Padma Sambhava in the 8th Century. See "The Tibetan Book of the Dead" by W. Y. Evans-Wentz or go to http://www.reluctant-messenger.com/ tibetan-book-of-the-dead.htm |
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| Lyrics Author: |
Padma Sambhava (8th Century) |
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| Composer: |
John Morgan Newbern |
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11.2MB |
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