Song in My Head: Care

Care

Kid Rock

Day by day, my life gets colder

My eyes grows thin as I get older

Peace in pieces, bloody and bruised

I feel so helpless and confused

'Cause I hear

Screaming on the left

Yelling on the right

I'm sitting in the middle trying to live my life

'Cause I can't stop the war

Shelter homeless, feed the poor

I can't walk on water

I can't save your sons and daughters

Well, I can't change the world and make things fair

The least that I can do

The least that I can do

The least that I can do is care

Ooh yeah

Oh

I pray and pray for life's salvation

Faith is tried and true in tribulation

Love is lost and lonely, check the news

And with these open arms I'll wait for you

'Cause I hear you

Screaming on the left

Yelling on the right

I'm sitting in the middle trying to live my life

'Cause I can't stop the war

Shelter homeless, feed the poor

I can't walk on water

I can't save your sons and daughters

Well, I can't change the world and make things fair

The least that I can do

The least that I can do

The least that I can do is care

For the life of me

I can't see how the devil keeps enticing me

All you see is a felon

I know God can see what's right in me

How I can be labeled as a villain in the first place

When the worst case scenario is my birth place

I'm just trying to keep from falling victim to the murder rate

Take my life lesson, convincing the adolescents there's a God up in heaven

Sending down blessings

And your future ain't brighter than your present, quit stressing

Screaming on the left

And yelling on the right

While I'm sitting in the middle

Trying to live my life

'Cause I can't stop the war

Shelter homeless, feed the poor

I can't walk on water

I can't save your sons and daughters

Well, I can't change the world and make things fair

(Yeah, I wish I could though)

The least that I can do is care

No, I can't stop the war

Shelter homeless, feed the poor

I can't walk on water

I can't save your sons and daughters

Well, I can't change the world and make things fair (no no no no)

(I wish I could though)

The least that I can do (is what I can do)

The least that I can do (I take with what I can do)

The least that I can do

Is to always care

Yes I can care

And you know I can care

Yes I can care

Is what you can do

Source: LyricFind

Songwriters: Marlon Young / Herschel La Voyd Boone / Clifford J. Harris / Robert J Ritchie

thInQ: The Time is to be Bold

Warriors of the light waken from your slumber. 
Meet the Divine Feminine as she takes her place unencumbered.
Alongside and in balance with her Divine Male counterpart. 
One is no more than the other; beating simultaneously as one whole heart. 
Together, their new now unfolds.
Stand warriors, the time is to be bold. 
-written by thInQ, May 1, 2020



Let's pair this poem with a new ditty The Hu - Song of Women Feat. Lzzy Hale and check out those lyrics! Bam! 






Lyrics by LZZY Hale: I am bones and I am skin I am home, where life begins I’ve started wars, I’ve given peace Across the ocean, I carry the seed
I’m your lover I’m your mother I’m Your sister I’m your daughter When Kings fall to their knees They Sing a woman’s song When birds scream in the trees They Sing a woman’s song The sunrise in the east Sings a woman’s song Every Heart that beats Sings a woman’s song I am fire I am water I am empress I am thunder I am flower I am wonder I’m the object Of your desire I am beauty I am grace I am faith… When Kings fall to their knees They Sing a woman’s song When birds scream in the trees They Sing a woman’s song The sunrise in the east Sings a woman’s song Every Heart that beats Sings a woman’s song Every heart beats a woman’s song Every heart beats a woman’s song Every heart beats a woman’s song Every heart beats a woman’s song

Song in My Head: I Believe - Canada

A moment where what it meant to be Canadian became realized; just as we were. 

2010. 

Who are we now? 

Song in My Head: Song of Women

The Hu.

Throat Singers.

Mongolian.

Folk, Hard Rock, Traditional, Amazing.

Below is the lyrics translated. 

Imagine. Hard Rock respecting women. 

Welcome to the evolution.

And music buffs, check out those instruments. 



The palm tree grows and flowers As she sings softly my soul retains Honorable lady Compassionate and delicate The Argali springs and flies in the mountains Her fondness melts me languidly Honorable lady Compassionate and lovely The birds sing and tweet in the blue sky They are happy and joyful in their souls Honorable lady Compassionate and mesmerizing With the precious words of your forefathers With the milk blessed road of your mother's, the true path With the power of love for your motherland Have a fighter spirit in your body, be steady As if you were a sword with a sharp blade As if you were an arrow ready to shoot, spring and fly, ride and rise

Song in My Head: Desert Rose

Do I admit my life long crush?

So seductive this guy.

Stung.

Song in My Head: You Sexy Thing

Ya You...

Song in My Head: Ardas Bhaee

Ardas Bhaee

Loosely translates into: letting go. 

Lay back, place your hands on your chest area, hold your heart and let yourself be gently carried away by Snatam Kaur.

Song in My Head: Abide With Me

At times it is difficult to simply slow down and rest, not just our heads, but also in our hearts. 

This hymn for all my life has always been a source of grounding. A place to connect with the Divine with no expectations other than to simply be. 

Pairs well at dusk or dawn; as the sun moves. 

Song in My Head: Roll Me Away

You had me at: freedom

Song in My Head: Hello

Hello

Sock hop

High school dance

Party at your friend’s house 

do you remember? 

For me? A curling bonspiel, pizza, and my team mate hamming it up. 

Ild rather be happy than sappy. 

Music moves our memories, and our imagination.  Tap in. 

Pairs well with a twirl around the deck with your sweetie. 

Song in My Head: Veronica

One of Elvis Costello classic tunes. 

He delivers a powerful message in this one. 
We all are Veronica. 

Pairs well, day dreaming while dusty your favorite mementos. 

Song in My Head: Jump

High School Theme Song

Every time I hear it, I smile and smile.

Now, it is time to jump?

Pairs well with generation Xers.

Song in My Head: Auric Empowerment

Yesterday, I posted a TED Talks discussion on the creative genius by Elizabeth Gilbert. 

Let’s explore this conversation a little bit further. 

Light is a vibrational frequency. "If we wanted to convert Sound to Light, we would simply raise its frequency by forty octaves."  Colours of Sound and Light: Energy, Frequency, and Vibration December 2018. 

Within the vibrational frequency of light, some practitioners through their heart centers can read or tap into codes or messages. As shared by Elizabeth Gilbert, you may have experienced this with an unknown burst or wave of insight that guides you to write something, paint, build, sing, and so forth.  

Auric Empowerment is today's Song in My Head. It is a collaboration between Lightstar and Steven Libby Starborn Messenger where light codes are translated into sacred sounds. Complementing the sacred sounds are artistic visuals and a musical score. Their work is described as ‘magical’. 

For those of you who benefit from meditation, chakra work Auric Empowerment is a real gem. It contains coding for strengthening your auric field. 

Pairs well with letting go and allowing yourself to receive. 

Song in My Head: She's Always A Woman

Haunting.

Truthful.

Powerful.

One the best from the talented Billy Joel.

She will bring out the best or.... 

Music will transport you where you need to be for the moment you are in; pairs well while holding those special ladies in your place of gratitude. 

Song In My Head: I Put a Spell On You

IZA in the house. 

A woman who owns her space. 

Pairs well on a nice drive with the sun shining and singing along at the top of your lungs. 

Song In My Head: Back It Up

So much fun!

This Dame has it going on.

Classic, Fun

Pairs well getting ready for date night. Own it ladies. 

Song In My Head: Have You Ever Seen the Rain?

Who doesn't enjoy Willie? 

Pairs nicely with a twirl around the living room with your beloved.

Song In My Head: Gioli Echo of the Woods

What old is new again, a modern musical twist on playing a Handpan

Music pairs nicely enjoying white tea, while outdoors tending to your garden. 

Song In My Head: Harmonize

Tell me... 

Harmonize by Rising Appalachia sung directly for the old souls in the crowd. 

Smooth, pairs well after the Sunday family dinner with a nice glass of scotch. 

Song In My Head: Back in the Water

Back in the Water.

Moving. Gentle. Sweet. Symbolic. 

Pairs well with easing into a Monday morning.