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lyrics
I remember the days when we worshipped the Goddess
We lived all together in a big happy clan
I remember the days when we worshipped the Goddess
Let’s do it again, ‘cause you know that we can
The forests were deep and the rivers were clean
The mountains were mighty and the meadows were green
The breeze when it blew was as fresh as the day
The sunshine and rain were as pure as the May
We didn’t have money and we didn’t have machines
Our spirits were bold and our senses were keen
No one was hungry and no one was sad
We cared for each other and we shared all we had
The children all learned as they played day and night
There was no obsession with getting it right
We all shared the pleasure of gathering food
No one was master and no one got screwed
When we got tired we just took a nap
We didn’t have timeclocks and all of that crap
When we got older we just took it slow
Right till the end we took part in the show
People were free to love many lovers
Women and men and all of the others
No one was lacking the pleasure of touch
‘Cause kissing and hugging are never too much
We sang and we danced and we played on our flutes
Feeling the music right down to our roots
We sang and we danced and we beat on our drums
We played and we laughed and we had lots of fun
I remember the days when we worshipped the Goddess
We lived all together in a big happy clan
I remember the days when we worshipped the Goddess
Let’s live that way again, ‘cause you know that we can
credits
from Canyon Demos May 2013,
track released June 1, 2013
Scott Lape - guitar and vocals
Dale Price - recording engineer
image - Walters Art Museum [Public domain, CC-BY-SA-3.0]
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