some oddly relevant song lyrics
Bob LeChevalier <[email protected]>
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I was listening to music driving my daughter to a scout event, and thought this song remarkably relevant to the discussion. I guess that when we can translate this, we'll have answered a lot of questions %^) lojbab >Amazon (Let This Be A Voice) Lyrics > >John Denver >John Denver Collection > >This song appears on four albums, and was first released on the Different >Directions Album, and has also been released on The Gift You Are and The >John Denver Collection - Sunshine On My Shoulder Albums. A live version >appears on The Wildlife Concert Album. > >There is a river that runs from the mountains >That one river is all rivers >All rivers are that one > >There is a tree that stands in the forest >That one tree is all forests >All trees are that one > >There is a flower that blooms in the desert >That one blossom is all flowers >All flowers are that one > >There is a bird that sings in the jungle >That one song is all music >All songs are that one > >It is the song of life >It is the flower of faith >It is the tree of temptation >It is the river of no regret > >There is a child that cries in the ghetto >That one child is all children >All children are that one > >There is a vision that shines in the darkness >That one vision is all of our dreams > >It is a vision of heaven >It is a child of promise >It is the song of life >It is the river of no regret > >Let this be a voice for the mountains >Let this be a voice for the river >Let this be a voice for the forest >Let this be a voice for the flowers >Let this be a voice for the ocean >Let this be a voice for the desert >Let this be a voice for the children >Let this be a voice for the dreamers >Let this be a voice of no regret > >Words and music by John Denver -- lojbab [email protected] Bob LeChevalier, Founder, The Logical Language Group (Opinions are my own; I do not speak for the organization.) Artificial language Loglan/Lojban: http://www.lojban.org