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Elemental Lullabye

from Elemental Lullabye by Dana and Susan Robinson

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Elemental Lullabye

Brother sun and sister moon
Opposing ones
Will you sing me the sweetest of tunes
You turn on your quarters and then off you go
Trading the day for the night
And the desert for snow
That’s to say nothing of the people inside
Who dance by the ocean and cry by the tide

I’ve raged through so many stormy days
Waiting for you to come by in some jolly parade
And caught on the window and perched on the sill
Came a moment when time stood still
A message came through so loud and so clear
Do what you want to and have no fear

And I’ll cast myself
across the byways and roads
And I’ll see all of your shining faces
and I’ll ask you to lay down your load
By the word of the stone and of the wind
The word of the water and the fire that burns within
The cry of the babe and whispers of the old
Can we balance heaven and what is down below

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from Elemental Lullabye, released May 5, 1994

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"From Cabot, Vermont – Americana-roots and folk duo, Dana and Susan Robinson combine vivid, songwriting with fiddle tunes, oldtime banjo, elegant melodies, and rich harmony singing."

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