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Intro - field recording from Morley in Rwanda
Brian Blade - drums, shaker
Richard Bona - shakere, tabla, udu, rainstick
James Genus - acoustic bass
Jon Cowherd - Fender Rhodes
Liberty Ellman - acoustic guitar
Jason Charles Walker- backing vocals
lyrics
WHAT ARE STARS (RWANDA)
Under the pounding sun
Under the pounding rain
Under a sheltering tree
Land of a thousand hills
Land of a thousand shades
Land of a thousand shades of green
Red earth a gentle soul
Generous and vulnerable
To all that live and move through here
Sweet jasmine in the air
Soft wind blowing clear
Smoke rise making banana beer
What a wave of grace so few
So far from here have ever seen
What a wave of beauty
Brings my heart to its knees
What are stars, what are stars?
No feeble minds
No idle bodies here
Not after 20 long years
These 20-year-old trees
Sowed by wounded seed
Bare fruits of possibility
Reach up into the sun
Some things can’t be undone
Forever in God’s biography
Sing your new songs
Spread your message
Upward to the sky
What a wave of grace and resilience
Filled with dignity
What a wave of possibility
Teach my eyes, teach my eyes to see
What are stars, what are stars?
Over a mass grave of genocide
Baby purple flowers shine
Turn on both my eyes
Forgiveness is the bride
Widowed and left alone to find
That fragile kind of light
Best not to shine too bright
If you wanna keep it on and keep it near
Red earth a gentle soul
Generous and vulnerable
To all who come and take from here
Still this wave of grace
All the world, all the world must feel
Still the children laugh, smile, and sing
(Laugh, smile, sing)
One of them looking up asking me
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