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I fell some ways
into the sight that I hold this day,
of seeing you as a clear bright star
whose guided me on my way thus far,
I saw a throne inside your eyes that day,
seated king was the love I gave,
and now you know it was always there,
obstructed only by misled cares,
I never knew that I could feel this way,
felt as free as a child that day,
but even more as the infant's torn
between the air and the womb so warm,
I saw the rain inside your tears that day,
washed away by a tender gaze,
and now you know where the grey comes from,
a different shade from the same bright sun.

Help me to see how we can stay this free,
to be what we need when we need it.

This rain presupposes a rainbow,
so hold on when these storms abound here,
as this cold predisposes the warm glow
that melts the snow.

Been shown new ways
to respond to the things you say,
cos now I see all the games I've made,
elaborate little parts I've played,
I never knew that we could be this true,
from a seed to a tree we grew,
and now I know why the sky's so blue,
to bring a smile to the God in you.

Help me to see how we can stay this free,
to be what we need when we need it.

This rain presupposes a rainbow,
so hold on when these storms abound here,
as this cold predisposes the warm glow
that melts the snow.

In time we'll trace our steps back,
and find that love again,
in time we'll trace our steps back,
and find our way home.

Reveal yourself,
reveal yourself...

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from Clear Skies, Come Open Wide, released May 31, 2006

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