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Sun-warmed © 1998 by Izolda TrakhtenbergThis song was inspired from an image in a book by Sheri S. Tepper. The books is Gibbon's Decline and Fall. It's an incredible book that speaks a lot about what we're doing to each other and to the planet. At any rate, at one point in the book, one of the characters talks about people dancing on sun-warmed rocks. I just loved the joy inherent in that image and so I decided to write a song about it. I hope that it comes even close to doing justice to the joyful abandon that image implies. So, picture yourself dancing on sun-warmed rocks with your true love.
I watch you move in firelight on the feather touch of a whispering breeze
Arms stretched to the sky Heads thrown back in laughter Sing joy far and wide
And we'll take our freedom now We'll
glide and soar on falcon's wings and ride the clouds to seek the
truth we have dared Chorus The
opening of buds in spring to breathe luminescent air is the blossoming
of the soul chorus (three times) Back to Lyrics
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