Name: The Rivers We Know
Duration: P00H02M13S
Description: I was excited about working on a good ol'-fashioned 4-part choral harmony arrangement this week, but I decided I liked this just fine with one voice and piano.

Doug Davis - The Rivers We Know

from Round 40, Week 2 by Monday Morning 3AM Music Club

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I was excited about working on a good ol'-fashioned 4-part choral harmony arrangement this week, but I decided I liked this just fine with one voice and piano.

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Should I lose my
Good sense of wonder
Should I find my
Awe gone astray
I pray I’m mindful
the lightning’s thunder
As long as life flows
This gift of days

In this endless
Sea of creation
We are but one small
Drop of rain
Let us no way
Forget our station
And raise our voices
In strong refrain

To the heavens we see
To the rivers we know
May the mysteries stay ever so
And the mystic abide

If I speak out
Beyond my power
If I claim to
See in the dark
Lead me homeward
my final hours
Light my vision
with brighter spark

To the heavens we see
To the rivers we know
May the mysteries stay ever so
And the mystic abide

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from Round 40, Week 2, released January 30, 2023

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