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No key no prison
05:05
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We think of the key, each in our prison x2
Thinking of key confirms the prison x2
In the center of now, the all and the nowhere x2
Embraced by the past, we are present x2
There is no key there is no prison x2
We are whole unique and perfect x2
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Morning Sun
03:14
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Morning sun morning sun, come my way come my way x4
Come my way come my way, take my pain take my pain x4
Take my pain take my pain, down below down below x4
Down below down below, cooling waters down below x4
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Re Tsamaile
07:46
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Re tsamaile Re tsamaile
Re tsamaile le balimo x2
Balimo ba re feletse
Fatse ea holimo le ka tlase x2
Re tsamaile re tsamaile
Re tsamaile le moya x2
Moya o qala ho bua
re qetile ho utloa x2
Re tsamaile re tsamaile
Re tsamaile le lifate x2
Lifate li ema le rona
Re ema moha nako kaofela x2
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Pule e monate, pule e monate (A delicious rain)
Ea na, ea na x2 (is raining)
Buleng mahlo, buleng mahlo (open your eyes
Lea bona, lea bona x2 (you see)
Mahlohonolo mahlohonolo (Blessings)
Aa na, aa na x2 (are raining
A mangata, a mangata (The blessings are many)
A makholo, a makholo x2 (The blessings are big)
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