The Ocean’s Depths
As some of you may know, my Father, John V. Marchell, was also a writer. In the following song verses that I wrote to a piano piece I composed, his writings are used as the chorus for the song. Collaboration with our loved ones wherever they are is essential for us to unify in Spirit, Love and in Truth. It is our calling, duty and responsibility to end this holocaust towards the very earth and all her creatures which were given us as a gift to love, honor and nurture in Mother Earth’s ceaseless giving back of herself with all of her resources. It is time for us to give great gratitude by giving back to Gaia.
The song is Jaco Kitty’s theme song for he took a Quantum Leap of Faith from a tree top for me to rescue him as a stranded kitten. For all we hold vigil for this great shift from unconsciousness to consciousness, from 3 D to 5 D we honor all the souls anchoring in Love.
The Ocean’s Depths
Beneath the abundant waters, there lies an inner strength,
For all of life regurgitates its inability for breath.
Corporate greed and power trample innocence, as born and unborn wash ashore,
Oxygen and hydrogen’s purity are tainted, as Belezugh’s holocaust roars.
Chorus
Let there be a world to see, let it be of inspiration.
Let there be a world to see, let it be of God’s creation.
White sandy beaches with turquoise to indigo waters flow,
Sounds of children laughing, as birds soar in the wind and fly so ever low.
Sandcastles built along the coastline retain the putrid-smelling oil in their motes,
Fishermen haul in their cast-out nets containing lifeless fish into their boats.
Chorus
Let there be a world to see, let it be of inspiration.
Let there be a world to see, let it be of God’s creation.
The gift of life is given us to do with what we will,
In God We Trust are words of honor written on our currency bill.
There is still time to wash away all corruption from the past,
Through gratitude, love and mercy, the possibilities are vast.
Chorus
Let there be a world to see, let it be of inspiration.
Let there be a world to see, let it be of God’s creation.
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