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In The Quiet
04:39
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Welcome home to the quiet
Your meal has been prepared
Hear your breath here in the quiet
Taste the sweetness in the air
Feel the fear come in the quiet
Greet it and let it be
It's not easy but we'll try it
In the dark we'll start to see
When the shame invades the quiet
Feel it and let it go
Its voice is loud, but don't you buy it
You're enough, love. Don't you know?
If you grieve here in the quiet
Join the others who've been here too
What we've lost, we can't deny it
But we'll breathe and find what's new
Welcome home to the quiet
Your meal has been prepared
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Invocation
04:02
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O Breath that breathes new life, breathe in me.
O Love, who can't help but love, wash over me.
O Power that lays itself down, flow in me.
O Truth, eternal Truth, be true in me.
O Breath that breathes new life, breathe through me.
O Love, who can't help but love, pour out of me.
O Power that lays itself down, flow through me.
O Truth, eternal Truth, be true in me.
O Breath that breathes new life, breathe in us.
O Love, who can't help but love, wash over us.
O Power that lays itself down, flow in us.
O Truth, eternal Truth, be true in us.
O Breath that breathes new life, breathe through us.
O Love, who can't help but love, pour out of us.
O Power that lays itself down, flow through us.
O Truth, eternal Truth, be true in us.
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Truesdell Mexico
Long-time musical partners Mike Loretto and Sarah D. Williams perform under the name Truesdell (Sarah's childhood home was on Truesdell Street in Lyons, KS). Expect honest songwriting, well-considered instrumentation, and heartfelt vocals.
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