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Listen |
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Seeking, seeking, for
what I know not, |
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For something I haven't
yet got. |
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Thought life has been
good to me, |
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There is something I do
not see. |
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I have looked far and
near, |
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Usually in anguish and
fear, |
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I'm afraid there's
something I've missed, |
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Something I must find
before I've passed. |
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Then one day as I sat
quietly, |
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It came to me mightly. |
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You must sit silent and
still, |
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And come to you it will. |
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The answer is in the
small still voice, |
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But you must make the
choice; |
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To sit quietly and listen
with all your mind, |
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And the answers you will
surely find. |
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To pray it has been said, |
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Is to talk to the
Godhead. |
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But when you meditate in
a corner, |
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You are listening for the
answer. |
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Do this and find the
answer you shall, |
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And also a brand new pal. |
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As you sit and listen, |
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All the world will
glisten. |
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Ivan |
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