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Clarity
03:17
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Moving forward in life
It can feel like falling
Take one step at a time
Clarity starts flowing
To the hole inside the water
Emptying the fear
Nourishing another
Feminine is here
Lightning connects
the waves of thought
Remember the hole will empty
Turn it up and face it
Pick up pace and trust it
To find what is serving you
Let your mind be at ease
Travel in the unknowing
Watch it beautifully
Tender needs are growing
To the hole inside the water
Emptying the fear
Nourishing another
Feminine is here
Lightening connects
the waves of thought
Remember the hole will empty
Turn it up and face it
Pick up pace and trust it
To find what is serving you
What is serving you
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New Vine
03:10
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Some time to lay on my side
Stopped all the chasing
To rearrange facing
The rays that lift up my light
Thorns that I carry are ready to build a vine
This life can be so simple
As a rose, you never know which way the pedals grow
And all that you know
As all the thoughts and dreams and visions you let unfold
As long as the rose is unclosed
It's time to walk in my fire
The embers are glowing
Steady winds blowing
Never too late to build a new vine
Leaving hurts but all that burns
Is ready to say goodbye
This life can be so simple
As a rose, you never know which way the pedals grow
And all that you know
As all the thoughts and dreams and visions you let unfold
As long as the rose is unclosed
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Joni Clare Wisconsin
Clare's spiritual sound is intertwined with the classical, experimental, and compositional realms.
Her voice pulls from both ends, reaching a spectral intensity within a soulful ambience.
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