Running from Mercy
Sacred Magic: Unveiling the Healing Power of Kindness and Love
Lyrics
Oh sacred place that sets my soul alive
Expressing reverence for a special place that brings the speaker's soul to life.
There's a rainbow above me that the storm clouds hide
Highlighting the presence of hope (rainbow) despite life's challenges (storm clouds).
And kind works will never die
Emphasizing the eternal nature of kind deeds, suggesting their enduring impact.
'cause the magic in kindness springs from the love, love, love
Linking magic in kindness to the foundation of love, reinforcing its transformative power.
Little acts of kindness and little words of love
Celebrating the significance of small acts of kindness and words of love.
Make our earthly home heaven above
Portraying a vision where benevolent actions turn our earthly home into a heavenly place.
And there is no sorrow heaven cannot heal
Asserting that there's no sorrow beyond the healing capacity of heaven.
A fire within, no cross, no crown
Conveying an internal fire, suggesting resilience and determination despite challenges.
Running from mercy, hidden and coy
Describing a tendency to evade or avoid mercy, perhaps due to fear or reluctance.
Swimming upstream down oceans of joy
Depicting a journey against the current, facing challenges but heading towards joy.
Die in the arms of a natural life
Suggesting a desire to experience a natural life, embracing authenticity and sincerity.
Waking our happiness drowning in light
Expressing the idea of awakening happiness and being immersed in light.
Waking our happiness drowning in light
Repetition for emphasis on the concept of waking happiness and drowning in light.
Little acts of kindness, little words of love
Reiterating the transformative power of small acts of kindness and words of love.
Make our earthly home like heaven above
Recalling the vision of turning our earthly home into a heavenly place through goodness.
And there is no sorrow heaven cannot heal
Reaffirming the idea that heaven has the capacity to heal all sorrows.
A fire within, no cross, no crown
Repeating the internal fire, emphasizing the absence of a cross (burden) without a crown (reward).
This thing would end up on the wind
Indicating that a certain situation or experience would be carried away by the wind.
Slow to stop our ways sing
Suggesting a slow process of changing established habits or ways of life.
You, you wake up!, come on boy, come on little boy
Calling someone to wake up and encouraging a young boy to persevere.
Don't you stop her, don't you stop her
Urging not to hinder or obstruct someone's progress.
There's that door
Pointing to the presence of a door, symbolizing opportunities or choices.
I've got that door
Asserting ownership or knowledge of the door and its significance.
I know where that door is
Expressing confidence in knowing the path or solution represented by the door.
Just follow me and you wake up
Inviting someone to follow the speaker to a waking state or realization.
Come on with me girl
Encouraging someone to join the speaker in facing the challenges of the future.
Tomorrow
Concluding with a reference to the future, possibly suggesting hope or anticipation.
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