1. |
Opening Hearts
03:00
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2. |
Looking Within
03:57
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Looking Within
And she was still sitting,
When the sun started rising
Looking within,
Hoping to find that part.
They left her behind
In the cold empty desert
For she was no longer
A part of their plans.
Chorus:
(woman) is it really true?
(woman) Are you here beside me?
(voices) will you give us room in your life?
(woman) will you set me free?
(voices) will you stay loyal?
(voices) will our love be fruitful at last?
And they lingered on,
For they felt her devotion.
She gave them a place,
Filled with care and her love.
And the joy that rushed in,
Was the life they were handing.
She deemed it as magic
And a wondrous grace!
Chorus:
(woman) is it really true?
(woman) Are you here beside me?
(voices) will you give us room in your life?
(woman) will you set me free?
(voices) will you stay loyal?
(voices) will our love be fruitful at last?
Chorus:
(woman) So it is the truth!
(woman) you are here within me
(voices) Yes! you gave us room and your heart.
(woman) May I be of help?
(voices) Just be still and have faith
(voices) all will be revealed in good time
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3. |
In that State
03:40
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In that State
In that state, we came to feel
We are a part of all that's real
If it’s so, what does it mean?
For generations of us beings?
Have we lost track of what we are?
Our interests narrows life so far
And if within we let it be
What would we finally start to see?
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4. |
The Freedom Lament
05:07
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The Freedom Lament
When you enter this world
It starts entering you
And the concepts it deals
Turn into your views
From the first moment onward
A conflict ensues
Between your natural origins
And adopted outlooks
It’s a simple concept
Why is it so hard to imbue?
The natural stems from within,
The adopted intrudes
Have you felt its wrong doings?
Or you just let it go through?
Have you ever experienced
the spirit in you?
Chorus:
Is it the hard work we fear
or what we may encounter?
Is it the dirt that we'll skim
that is keeping us grim?
Is it the hard work we fear
or what we may encounter?
On the journey within
to the freedom that awaits
We’ve neglected our being
For this "human world" bidding
We took after the warped
And departed our lives
Will we never stop
this ever-growing pulling
of our long past illusions, and lies?
Chorus:
Is it the hard work we fear
or what we may encounter?
Is it the dirt that we'll skim
that is keeping us grim?
Is it the hard work we fear
or what we may encounter?
On the journey within
to the freedom that awaits
This is the theme
this race has been nurturing ,
For centuries ongoing
As some means of control
And it is for the gallants
To try and break through it
For the sake of the bond
That is writ in our spirit and soul
Chorus:
Is it the hard work we fear
or what we may encounter?
Is it the dirt that we'll skim
that is keeping us grim?
Is it the hard work we fear
or what we may encounter?
On the journey within
to the freedom that awaits
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Angelic Circus Israel
Members:
Vocals and keyboard - Galit Aufgang
Bass and Programming - Eran Peres
Guitar and Programming - Rami Moscovich
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