Скачать или смотреть SEEDS OF DREAMING - Diyet & The Love Soldiers (the most personal song that I’ve written)

This is probably the most personal song that I’ve written to date. It's the cover song to our new album out now at https://diyetmusic.com. It stems from a place of searching for hidden things, a longing for understanding, a place of forgiving and a belief in hope. I have been told by many Elders that Indigenous people will play a key role in finding balance in the world again, but first we must heal and balance ourselves. I have a steadfast and driving desire to contribute to our collective healing, and it comes from an unknown place. I can just trust that this hope was passed on with the intention that each generation will do it’s part.

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LYRICS:
Tethered to this town by unseen cords
A sense of duty to the ways of old
We are bound, but we lack direction
Digging deep to find a clue
Two steps forward down a darkened path
I’m alone till I reach out beside me

All the damage done
Yet, we still find meaning
Oh this is us
We are seeds of dreaming

Seeking knowledge from a wishing well
Is like finding pennies in a storm
Who can tell where there is wisdom and intention

It’s not for us to duplicate the past
We’re pushed towards unknown circumstance
I’m alone till I reach out beside me

All the damage done
Yet, we still find meaning
Oh, this is us
We are seeds of dreaming

Generations of hidden hurts
Now we’re throwing stones
When the dust settles we’ll sow some luck
In the marrow, in the bones
In the marrow, in the bones

All the damage done
Yet, we still find meaning
Oh this is us
We are seeds of dreaming

SONG CREDITS:
Diyet van Lieshout: Vocals
Bob Hamilton: Pedal Steel, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Robert van Lieshout: Drums, Vocals
Pat Braden: Bass
Sarah Hamilton: Fiddle
Andrea McColeman: Piano
Lianne Cranfield: Vocals

VIDEO CREDITS:
Main Character/Singer: Diyet van Lieshout
Filmed by Robert van Lieshout

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