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May It Become

from DUA by Catfolk

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For Shukheperas'anki and her Father, Khepera.

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In the vast empty night
I wander alone
Holding close to my soul
a world all my own
Out of time, out of space
New life I proclaim
with the power You inspire
I create in Your name

Khepera, may it become!
A new chance is rising
as You raise the sun
Khepera, so shall we pray
for strength to continue to bring light
with each day

Though this seeker is weary
and her burdens are great
Each new dawn brings Zep Tepi
and I guide my own fate
I choose life as I follow You
For all small things shall pass
As Your eyes hold infinity
I am free from fear at last

Khepera, may it become!
A new chance is rising
as You raise the sun
Khepera, so shall we pray
for strength to continue to bring light
with each day

The years pass by me swiftly flowing through the days
Create in me a spirit who sees and is amazed
By all the mysteries around me: the many in one,
The shimmer of a beetle's wing, and the grandeur of the sun

Khepera, may it become!
A new chance is rising
as You raise the sun
Khepera, so shall we pray
for strength to continue to bring light
with each day

credits

from DUA, track released February 1, 2014
Ekunyi Faol: vocals, lyrics.
A. Brooks: piano, mastering.

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Catfolk Mc Kinney, Texas

Catfolk is Ty Barbary, Ekunyi Faol, and Jerynn Barbary. With heavy influences from SJ Tucker, Heather Alexander, Alexander James Adams, and other stunning pagan and filk artists, we create magical, spiritual, and/or terrifically geeky music together and alone. ... more

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