The Great Pause
by Angie Haze
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about
Brad Savage, A local radio DJ and friend of mine became my muse for this song after sharing a profound article about this global crises.
You can read it here: forge.medium.com/prepare-for-the-ultimate-gaslighting-6a8ce3f0a0e0
I hope that it can provide you with some comfort and inspiration.
Thank you so much for your ongoing support and encouragement. I appreciate you so much!
Don't lose hope. We will get through this. I love you.
With bells on,
Angie
You can read it here: forge.medium.com/prepare-for-the-ultimate-gaslighting-6a8ce3f0a0e0
I hope that it can provide you with some comfort and inspiration.
Thank you so much for your ongoing support and encouragement. I appreciate you so much!
Don't lose hope. We will get through this. I love you.
With bells on,
Angie
lyrics
The Great Pause
Complacent our minds always watch from a distance.
Too busy, too empty to notice our harm.
The rabbit keeps running, the human keeps chasing.
Until The Great Pause stopped us.
We fell down.
The birds kept on chirping while illness crept swiftly.
Beyond every border that keeps us apart.
So violent it shook us with force to awaken.
One truth. One ground.
To heal without touch.
If we wake softly with new eyes...
Watching more closely the breathing within the wind...
We will have found only purpose...
From loss so great, for it teaches to touch within.
Mother was crying still we did ignore her.
The voiceless suffered still we could not feel...
The eyes of our livestock...
The land of our industry...
The woman, the child, the races we beat.
Existence is not enough.
Will this Great Pause make us wake up?
Complacent our minds always watch from a distance.
Too busy, too empty to notice our harm.
The rabbit keeps running, the human keeps chasing.
Until The Great Pause stopped us.
We fell down.
The birds kept on chirping while illness crept swiftly.
Beyond every border that keeps us apart.
So violent it shook us with force to awaken.
One truth. One ground.
To heal without touch.
If we wake softly with new eyes...
Watching more closely the breathing within the wind...
We will have found only purpose...
From loss so great, for it teaches to touch within.
Mother was crying still we did ignore her.
The voiceless suffered still we could not feel...
The eyes of our livestock...
The land of our industry...
The woman, the child, the races we beat.
Existence is not enough.
Will this Great Pause make us wake up?
credits
released May 1, 2020
Written & Arranged by: Angie Haze
Produced, Mixed & Mastered by: Haze Entertainment, LLC
Written & Arranged by: Angie Haze
Produced, Mixed & Mastered by: Haze Entertainment, LLC
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Angie Haze Akron, Ohio
“A compelling, raw, and theatrical performance with a sound so addicting, you just can't get enough”
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Dec 2020
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