We’re stuck in a whirlwind cataclysm
A limbo of trust and masochism
I can’t tell you what’s right or wrong
But I can tell u how to hit this bong
Claiming my time
Claiming my space
Brandishing my mark on the human race
Ask those questions
Ask them true
Let them sing
Free them from you
Liberate your inner being
Let your voice ring loud and true
Be honest
Be integral
Be autonomous
Be assertive
Be kind
Be open
Be you
Embrace your uniqueness
There is only one you
One you in this massive universe
How pure
How insane
Sometimes can’t wrap my head around it
It’s nearly Beltane
So what you gonna do
When the seasons change
What you gonna do
When the earths full of pain
What you gonna do in times of strife
There ain’t nothing to do
But live your life
About the Creator
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