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Delta Jiggle Jungle Empowerment

from Salvation by George Craig McMillian

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Delta Jiggle Jungle Empowerment

Tonight you’ll know
Just how easy it can be
No more sides to disagree
No more ups and no more downs
No more waiting to be found
Wonderin when your time will come
No more places left for you to run to

2)
Lay your mind at ease
Come and go as you please
Listen for the in-between
Say good-bye the old regime
Wait awhile till it feels right
Inching closer day and night
Make your leap…and fall into the stream

Sink or swim now don’t you worry
There’s no slow and there’s no hurry
There’s no up and there’s no down
There’s no inside and there’s no outside
There’s no here and there’s no there
There’s no time to get prepared
What’s come before you can disavow
What you will to do…better be right now

(Pre-chorus)

All right now
Ain’t no way to pull out
Flesh and Blood
All entire
I’m on Fire

(Chorus)

All rise up
Carnalize up
Hit the ground like big freight train
This is break in
With a tail spin
Open wide for my spray

(All night and day)

(B-sec meditation)

Time got ya in a strangle-hold
Fellin like you bought and sold
Some people just along for the ride
Some people don’t even try

Did you wish it would just all go away
Now you can show the world a better face
Here’s a message from above
Feel the piston of our love

(Chorus)

All rise up
Carnalize up
Shake this ground like big freight train
This is break in
With a tail spin
Open wide for my spray

Om Aim Hring Kling
Om Aim Hring Kling
Chawman daye viche nama

Om Aim Hring Kling
Om Aim Hring Kling
Chawman daye viche nama


(Ending meditation)


If I had then thousand tongues
And then thousand years
I could never say how good it is
But it’s so damned fun to try I I I


Words and Music by:
George Craig McMillian  2009

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from Salvation, released August 1, 2010

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