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Relating The Transformation

from Alteration by Altera Enigma

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lyrics

“If the eternal does not absolutely transform his existence, then he is not relating himself to it.”
-Søren Kierkegaard

I see Eternity; In the clouds, in the soil
In the passing rays of sunlight. And I know I am small
I behold Time; In the aging, in the ageless
In the passing days and night. And I know that I too shall pass

I look to Wisdom; In the mind, in the soul
In fleeting mortal concepts.And I know I am a fool

I gaze at the Heart; In it's fear, in its hope
In it's passing affections and depth. And I know that they shall pass too

I see Transformation;
Now the mind, soon the flesh,
In the endless life beyond
And I know that it is home

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from Alteration, released January 1, 2006
Lyrics: De Ron
Music: De Ron / Arwadi

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Altera Enigma Melbourne, Australia

Altera Enigma is the Jazz Fusion influenced Progressive Metal/Rock band of Jason De Ron (Paramaecium, inExordium), and Jefray Arwadi (Kekal) Kenny Cheong (Soundscape) and Jayson Sherlock (Paramaecium, inExordium, Soundscape, Mortification).

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