Sun n' water
Embracing Nature's Wisdom: Sun, Water, and Liberation in Tribal Seeds' Song
Lyrics
Come forth let us place our seeds in soil
Come forth let us plant our seeds in the soil, symbolizing the act of nurturing and growth.
Come let the rain fall down to the earth
Invite the rain to fall, a natural element vital for the growth of the planted seeds.
Let them that sit upon the rock, stumble
Those who are in a secure position may stumble, suggesting that even the seemingly stable can face challenges.
And I feel no sorrow for them that heard, yea
No sympathy for those who heard but did not understand or appreciate the message.
Let not babylon take the word out your heart
Caution against letting external forces (Babylon) remove the truth from one's heart.
Be not chocked by deceptions of what?
Warning not to be deceived or hindered by unclear perceptions.
Take your stance in the right position
Encouragement to take a righteous stand or position in life.
Let your mind be not in pollution
Admonition to keep the mind free from pollution or negative influences.
For the truth shall lead you to be strong
Belief that embracing the truth will lead to strength.
Is the simple things that take you far
Acknowledgment that simple things can have a profound impact on one's journey.
Sun n' wat, sun n' water
Reference to the elements "Sun n' wat" (Sun and Water) as essential and positive forces.
Sun n' wat, sun n' water
Reiteration of the importance of Sun and Water in life.
They brainwashed us to call
Commentary on societal conditioning, particularly the division and animosity created between individuals.
Each other enemies
Highlighting the manipulation that leads people to view each other as enemies.
They send us out to fight, led by the beast
Critique of being sent into conflicts by oppressive forces ("the beast").
Yea but we nah want no want no war
Expressing a desire to avoid conflict and war.
We nah want no want no war
Reiteration of the aversion to war.
Sow not of flesh, lest you reap death
Advice against sowing seeds of violence or negativity, as it leads to destructive consequences.
Sun n' wat, sun n' water
Repetition of the importance of Sun and Water in a positive context.
Sun n' wat, sun n' water
Continued emphasis on the positive elements of Sun and Water.
We nah want no want no war
Strong declaration against the desire for war or conflict.
We nah want no want no war
Reiteration of the rejection of war.
We nah want no want no war
Further emphasis on the refusal to engage in war.
We nah want no want no war
Continued rejection of war.
Sun n' wat, sun n' water
Reaffirmation of the positive elements of Sun and Water.
Sun n' wat, sun n' water
Final emphasis on the positive forces of Sun and Water.
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