The Quiet Hours
uploaded: Thu, Aug 13, 2009 @ 10:26 PM last modified: Thu, Aug 13, 2009 @ 10:33 PM (add)
I was graciously invited by Per (St. Paul) to sing this very tender, personal song of transformation. Per’s beautiful music and heartfelt melody encompasses the themes of the lyric which was written for Per by Jurgen Hermann. My thanks to both Per and Jurgen for allowing me to be part of this music. [Harmonies are also uploaded in separate files attached hereto.]
The Quiet Hours There’s a tall man on the shore There’s a shallow wind A few tracks in the damp sand They’re easy — lighter than a child Step by step, stone by stone Are you searching for ancient treasure A singing seagull on a cliff A song without reason Never ever have you found No one knows what you are searching for Are you searching for the hours falsley deducted from the account of your life The quiet, a gentle wind Your search seems so vain Your days are so loud One day, the wind and the empty beach A seagull sails high above your head On the last day you found in the sand the sense of it all It’s been the quiet hours Never ever have you found No one knows what you are searching for Are you searching for the hours falsley deducted from the account of your life The quiet, a gentle wind Your search seems so vain Your days are so loud
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"The Quiet Hours"
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