Liquid Spirit
Unlocking the Thirsty Souls: Embracing the Flow of Liquid Spirit
Lyrics
Un re-route the rivers
Advocacy for redirecting natural resources, suggesting a change in the established order.
Let the dammed water be
Encouraging the release of constrained emotions or life force, using the metaphor of dammed water.
There's some people down the way that's thirsty
Recognition of the needs of others who are lacking essential elements, possibly compassion or support.
So let the liquid spirit free
Promotion of generosity and the liberation of a spiritual or creative essence.
The people are thirsty
Observation of a collective thirst, possibly metaphorical, caused by human actions.
'Cause of man's unnatural hand
Blaming human intervention for the prevalent thirst and its consequences.
Watch what happens when the people catch wind
Anticipation of the impact when people become aware of impending change or opportunities.
When the water hits the banks of that hard dry land
Imagining the transformative effect of water reaching dry land.
Clap your hands now
Encouragement for celebration or acknowledgement of positive change.
Go 'head and clap your hands now
-Clap your hands now
-Go 'head and clap your hands no, hmm
-Get ready for the wave
Preparing for a significant and potentially overwhelming event or realization.
It might strike like the final flood
Comparing the impact to a powerful flood, emphasizing its potential magnitude.
The people haven't drank is so long
Highlighting the prolonged deprivation of essential elements.
The water won't even make mud
Emphasizing the severity of the situation, suggesting even the water won't make mud.
After it comes, it might come with a steady flow
Suggesting a continuous positive change after the initial impactful event.
Grab the roots of the tree
Encouraging individuals to find sustenance during challenging times.
Down by the river, fill your cup when your spirit's low
Metaphorically, using the roots of a tree to symbolize sources of strength and support.
Clap your hands now
Reiteration of the call for celebration or acknowledgment of positive change.
Go 'head and clap your hands now
-Clap your hands now
-Clap your hands now
-Dip down and take a drank
Encouragement to quench one's thirst and replenish resources.
And fill your water tank
-Dip down and take a drank
-And fill your water tank
-Un re-route the rivers
Repeating the call to redirect natural resources for the benefit of those in need.
Let the dammed water be
Reiterating the idea of freeing constrained resources for the benefit of others.
There's some people down the way that's thirsty
Reiteration of the recognition of the needs of others who are lacking essential elements.
Let the liquid spirits free
Repeating the call for the liberation of a spiritual or creative essence for the collective.
The folk are thirsty
Reiteration of the observation of a collective thirst, possibly metaphorical, caused by human actions.
Because of man's unnatural hand
Reiterating the blame on human intervention for the prevalent thirst and its consequences.
Watch what happens when the people catch wind
Reiteration of the anticipation of the impact when people become aware of impending change or opportunities.
Of the water hitting banks of hard dry land
Reiteration of imagining the transformative effect of water reaching dry land.
Clap your hands now
Reiteration of the call for celebration or acknowledgment of positive change.
Clap your hands now
-Go 'head and clap your hands now
-Clap your hands now
-Get down and take a drink
Reiteration of encouragement to quench one's thirst and replenish resources.
And fill your water tank
-Dip down and take a drink
-And fill your water tank
-Liquid spirit
Repetition of the term "Liquid Spirit" as a symbolic representation of the liberated essence.
Liquid spirit
-Liquid spirit
-Liquid spirit
-Clap your hands now
Final call for celebration or acknowledgment of the liberated spirit.
Liquid spirit
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