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Land Acknowledgement
02:16
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Meadow Lane
05:25
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I wander, wondering where this life has taken me
What’s next in this mystery?
I don’t know where to go but that’s life
I’m going back to remember what is my name
I hope beginnings will help me find answers
To questions in my mind
Can I learn to fly and rise above the clouds?
I weave through the path
With sun shining down on the meadow lane
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5. |
Will You Love Me
07:11
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I'll look for you at the water's edge
I'll cling to you once I have found you
But I am scared that there is nobody there
How can I know what's really true?
For you are in the shape of the eyes which seek to find you
And I am still afraid to let go of things that I call mine
Oh I am weak,
I am
But I'm only sure of the springtime in autumn,
And I feel the Earth and I know that you are here
Do you love me, like I love you?
Will you love me as I am?
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6. |
Tulip
05:19
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7. |
I Hear You
08:20
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Opening poem written and spoken by Emily Steinwall:
In a dream I saw
A woman with braided hair
And a raven on top of her head.
I know her
She is my grandmother
And lives in my womb.
She makes my mind suffer
And cackles in delight.
She tells me:
“Do not fear the chaos in your body
For you are here to dance with it.
Do not fear the power in your voice
For you are here to shake the stars.
Do not fear the crashing waves of the ocean
Which break mountains
And swallow islands whole.
Do not fear the chaos in your body
For one day you will birth flowers
From your rotting flesh.
Time walks in steps much longer than you.
Do not fear your body
For it is all that is at once.”
Lyrics by Belinda Corpuz and Laura Swankey:
I hear you
I hear you
Crossed the ocean,
Sold everything for young love.
Strangers traveling
Hope for a new beginning.
My strange lover became my broken home keeper
The blind father missed the sick mother
Keep the home, say your prayers,
Scrub the floor, say your prayers,
Feed the men, say your prayers.
Keep the home, say your prayers,
Scrub the floor, say your prayers,
Feed the men, say your prayers.
Keep the home, say your prayers,
Scrub the floor, say your prayers,
Birth my babe, on my knees, say my prayers.
I hear you
I hear you
I hear you
I was built to carry
This sacrifice in my fresh skin.
I choose to hear you
My backbone will not cave in.
Concluding poem written and sung by Belinda Corpuz, spoken by Paulina Copuz:
In English:
You made me an explorer
I became something I thought I could never reach before
You held strong in your womb
Now I will carry you from
Where you are
Where you are
Where you are is home
And I am here
With you
In Tagalog:
Ginawa mo akong manggagalugad
Ako ay naging isang bagay na naisip kong hindi kailanman maabot
Malakas mong kinimkim sa iyong sinapupunan
Ako ang magdadala sa iyo mula sa
Kung saan
Kung saan
Kung saang ikaw ay tahanan
At narito ako
Kasama ka
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8. |
Mileage
04:54
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9. |
Edward
08:05
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10. |
Mis Dos Países
05:49
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Ya me cansé de vivir sin cambiar
Los días tan largos y la noche igual
Mi hogar es bonito, no se puede negar
Pero me hace falta algo más.
Hay un terreno de pasión y sol
Con alma palpable y esencia bella
El momento que tocó mi pie al suelo
Sabía que mi vida ya cambió
México lindo, sister to my home
Your spell upon me, fated as Persephone
Never to stay in one place evermore
La aventura ya es parte de mí
Con espíritu lleno, me comprometí
A pasar mi vida entre dos países
Amando todo del norte al sur
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11. |
Cascading
04:14
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12. |
Palinoia
05:52
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13. |
Meegwetch
01:38
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Meegwetch, meegwetch, meegwetch, meegwetch…
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Collective Order Toronto, Ontario
Collective Order is a collaborative recording project featuring 21 jazz musicians based in Toronto. Since forming in 2015, the band has released one album of jazz standards and two albums consisting of all-original compositions. Now releasing their third album, the band has undoubtedly developed a distinct aesthetic centred around a shared creative process. ... more
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