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The Cherries Are Speaking

from The Cherries Are Speaking by Adeline Hotel

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Holy visions of white orchids
Slow the rhythm of my dreams
Holy visions of white orchids
Slow the rhythm of my dreams

Holy visions of the ordinary breeze
The cherries speaking up to me
It's like seeing yourself seen
Only living for the flaw of being free
The cherries speaking back to me
And I believe 'em

No religion like devotion
A kind of living to be free
No religion like devotion
A kind of living to be free

No religion like the art of being free
The cherries speaking up to me
Sometimes seeing yourself seen
Holy visions of the ordinary freeze
That thaws and mirrors back to me,
And I receive it

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from The Cherries Are Speaking, released October 22, 2021

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