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Intro (Doha) Lyrics by Dharma Dan

Sotāpatti

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People thrashing teeth gnashing minds absent till they
Can't see the patterns that be keeping them captive i see
Eyes of sadness and attachment to vices
A desire for passive in unrequited devices

My heart breaks as my energies fade
Do I have what it takes to move the opposite way
Cause some days I wind up feeling displaced
And find myself playing games tryna hide in what’s safe

Sometimes I need to escape but I'm afraid to pump thе brakes
The inertia of mind statеs deeply ingrained
And I see it in my people that are tryna make change
We're getting tired and keep tryna find a new way

In this
Land of the blind this man with an eye can think that he’s wise with limited sight
And vigilant like thinks him yes am I as he tries to guide with an ignorant mind
And what do we find we just be toeing the line
A bias filled with righteousness and fighting
With a mind that divides

See I do this for my peeps that be bodhi seeds growing to be refuge trees
To help us meet the demons of society
You are my tribe but the plight it is unending
It's rendered in a depth that I can't reach with sentences

I see no enemies, I see the first noble truth in all its excellence
And deft in its complexities
My greatest lessons were met in introspection
Bereft of adversaries to saddle my apprehensions

It's
My greed and my needs and my freedom that I seek
It's my sadness my anger my patterns of miasma
It's
Your greed and your needs and your freedom that you seek
It's your sadness your anger your patterns of miasma

It all matters it's all happening, we’re all part of the same planet
All made of the same fabric, nothing to change but our own actions
So I start with my battles the expansion I spark
From my heart with regards I impart my doha



Just a drop of H2O trying to find its way home to the ocean
And I know I got a long way to go
And I hope to leave these words as atonement

It’s my Doha
Just a drop of H2O trying to find its way home to the ocean
And I know I got a long way to go
And I hope to leave these words as atonement
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Dharma Dan

Dharma Dan

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"Intro (Doha)" appears on "Sotāpatti".

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