What if we were the water the trees are drinking up
Would they find us sweet? Would they take another sip from our cup?
From our cup, from my hands, our desire for the land
We are water, we are water
Stone, bark, and sky—we live life, dream, and then we die
But what if we are the storms, quenching dry land as soon as we are born
We are sky, wet like stone, we are storms of corazon
We are water, we are water
I will grow up to be big and tall you will see
Strength in me like a tree drinking from clearer streams
Oh so deep we’ll grow to be you and me living free
In the water
And what if we are the blood in a body young and strong
Will we stand up straight? Do the right thing again and again?
In our hearts and our minds, through the passage of time
We are blood, we are blood
Like the wings of a bird, fly our powerful words
We are blood, we are blood
credits
from Nautical Mile,
released June 25, 2018
Song by J.D. Eidse, with Todd Sickafoose.
Produced and Arranged by Todd Sickafoose
Recorded by Billy Barnett at Gung Ho Studio
Additional Recording by Todd Sickafoose at Earycanal
Mixed by Todd Sickafoose at Earycanal
Mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side Music
J.D. Eidse: Lead & Background Vocals
Allison Miller: Drums & Percussion
Adam Levy: Electric & Acoustic Guitar
Mike Gamble: Electric Guitar
Todd Sickafoose: Acoustic Bass, Piano, Organ, Vibraphone
Vanessa Eidse: Guest Vocalist
Cover Image Traveller, 2011 by Jose Urbay
℗&℗2018 Jana Eidse (Blackbirch Music SOCAN). All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a 0 628250 556056 violation of applicable laws.
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