Lyrics

Standing in Front of 32 Mirrors

Hermes

Namaste

Sol

Figure Five

Inner Child

Concrete Jungle

Gypsy Girl

Native Winds

Fire Dancer

Yuppie Flu

Peace Be Still

Crossroads

Black Box

Children of the Copperfields

Taliesin

White Wolf

We are all crazy

Mother Love

Lincoln Stickshift Mama

Welcome to the Show
Hermes
By Ari John White Wolf

HERMES TRISMIGISTUSThis particular piece. I wrote for our elders. I think to often people forget that they already went through our issues. The wisdom is the result of the endurance from over coming various obstacles in life. Endurance and hope helps us to get to the other side of it. We definitely learn to relax more and more over time.

Another aspect of the song.  is that it speaks about the silliness of holding onto things. Everything is a choice, and nothing really matters. Meaning it probably isn't as big a deal as we are making it out to be in our head.

The Lyrics themselves are based on an ancient document. The author is Hermes Trismigistus. Estimated to have lived around the sixth century. He wrote an alchemist document. It was called The Emerald Tablet.


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I stepped out of the breath of the dragon
then climbed down the mountain, into the valley
there I found a meadow, with an old gray haird man
I said "sir can you teach me, wisdom?"

I could hear the dragon start singing
Nature strives for perfection, if we look we can all see
everything is a choice and nothing really matters

it's the elixer of life, the beginning of the end
what is above is like that which is below
miracles are seen by the naked
o father sun, and mother moon
won't you please carry the child in the winds belly
let the earth be its nurse

I could hear the dragon start singing
Nature strives for perfection, if we look we can all see
everything is a choice and nothing really matters

This power is strong on the earth, take that from the fire
Then step away, step away, step away from the pain
I want to be a part of heaven and earth
so that the shadows, the shadows, those shadows will leave me

I could hear the dragon start singing
Nature strives for perfection, if we look we can all see
everything is a choice and nothing really matters

Hermes whispered in my ear and said
that which I had to say of the operation of the sun, is perfected
then somehow the breath of the dragon
it seemed to climb up the side of the mountain, and disapear into the sun


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Ari John White Wolf
Madison WI USA
aj@ajwhitewolf.com


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