Adam's Murmur
from Traced in Air Remixed by Cynic
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lyrics
Feet to hip
Nave to breast
Throat to brain
And skin arranged
Now we're one soul
From my great arteries
To every blade of grass
A universal path
Being
A primal energy
Where creation is born
On sympathetic chords
Healing Adam's murmur
A Sanskrit alphabet
On a holy apple tree
With seven flowers
Feet to hip
Nave to breast
Throat to brain
And skin arranged
A hole inside my chest
I tap my heart to test
The harmony within
A merciful connection
Healing Adam's murmur
A Sanskrit alphabet
On a holy apple tree
With seven flowers
Feet to hip
Leaf to breast
Throat to brain
And skin arrange
Feet to hip
Leaf to breast
Blood to brain
And skin arranged
Now we're one soul
Nave to breast
Throat to brain
And skin arranged
Now we're one soul
From my great arteries
To every blade of grass
A universal path
Being
A primal energy
Where creation is born
On sympathetic chords
Healing Adam's murmur
A Sanskrit alphabet
On a holy apple tree
With seven flowers
Feet to hip
Nave to breast
Throat to brain
And skin arranged
A hole inside my chest
I tap my heart to test
The harmony within
A merciful connection
Healing Adam's murmur
A Sanskrit alphabet
On a holy apple tree
With seven flowers
Feet to hip
Leaf to breast
Throat to brain
And skin arrange
Feet to hip
Leaf to breast
Blood to brain
And skin arranged
Now we're one soul
credits
from Traced in Air Remixed,
released September 27, 2019
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Absolutely stoked! This sounds so much better than the old mix. Can somebody do this with "... and Justice for all?!!"
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First WTF was google music actually throwing something good into my feed. Second WTF was everything every goddamn member of this band does. This and the previous album have been on repeat for weeks. All other music tastes like diet water. Help.
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