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E: voice, harp C: mandolin, voice S: cello, H: tenor recorder, music box, Outside: rain

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Who cast the rhythm of day?
Who moves my hands to play?
Who seed the flowers bloom
Turning the waters with the moon?

Know as everything falls apart
Just to know that the sun will rise
We are thrown in the alchemist’s fire
To forge a heart of gold

Who brought me to this place?
Is that who will take me out?
Heavy is the veil on my face
Between where I’m going, and where I come from.

Know as everything falls apart
Just to know the sun will rise
We are thrown in the alchemists fire
To forge a heart of gold
And only then will I know to sing
Just to know the sun will rise
It is already Known.

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from The World Of Color and Light, released April 7, 2012

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Mamalama New York

Mamalama is an ever-evolving, uncommon orchestration with song circles written for voice and European/Paraguayan harps, with piano, ethereal voices , traditional Native American/Andean flutes, hammered dulcimer, music boxes, harmonium, octave mandolin, charango and frame drums. ... more

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