Song to the Mother
Denean Lyrics


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I walk your sacred ground
Healing waters I have found
Rivers flowing strong and deep
Wash away your tears
Mother, I hear your cry
I feel your every sigh
I have come to comfort you
Round the medicine wheel.




Overall Meaning

In Denean's song "Song to the Mother," the singer reflects on their connection to the earth and their role as a healer. They walk on the sacred ground and find healing waters that flow deep and strong, representing the natural and spiritual replenishing power of the earth. The singer feels the pain that the earth, or "Mother," is going through and wants to provide comfort and support. This theme of unity with nature and the importance of caring for the environment is a common theme in indigenous cultures.


The mention of the "medicine wheel" in the last line is significant in native traditions. The medicine wheel refers to the sacred circle that represents the four directions, seasons, elements, and stages of life, with the center representing the divine source. It is a symbol of balance and harmony and connects physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of life. By rounding the medicine wheel, the singer brings a sense of balance and harmony to the earth and themselves, acknowledging the interconnectedness of all things.


Line by Line Meaning

I walk your sacred ground
I traverse the land that you hold sacred


Healing waters I have found
I have discovered therapeutic bodies of water


Rivers flowing strong and deep
Rivers that are robust and profound in their flow


Wash away your tears
Their waters have the power to erode away your sorrows


Mother, I hear your cry
Mother Earth, I am attuned to your lamentation


I feel your every sigh
I sense every exhalation you release


I have come to comfort you
I arrived to alleviate you from discomfort


Round the medicine wheel.
It is through the cycle of healing that I can aid you




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