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Reservoir

from Fear Them Not by Melodeego

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    We are witnessing a global revolution. A movement of movements. From the Arab Spring, to the Occupy protests, to the world-wide push for climate protection, we are part of a major shift in human society. The more Melodeego gets involved in this movement, the more the band’s music is inspired by the people involved. “Fear Them Not” is Melodeego’s newest record, and is dedicated to every person who is standing up in the face of fear in order to change the world.

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This song is dedicated to our partners and families and everyone that has had to make sacrifices to support what we do, and to those special people who saw more in each of us than we saw in ourselves.

We do this for our children. We do this for the ones we love.

We are privileged to inherit the work that makes us come alive and grow. With each step we take to follow our passion for music and protect our future, we deepen our hearts and our ability to love.

Although too often we are called away from home, the reservoir fills as we follow our passion, our mission, our moral responsibility. The more we give the greater our capacity to give becomes.

There will always be a reservoir held for you.

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Here I am, today feels the same as yesterday
I need to say, I feel an emptiness inside and it won’t go way
As I look into your eyes I hope you empathize what’s going on inside won’t leave me alone
You see I’ve grown and I’m so much deeper then I’ve ever known

I see you standing at my shore
Don’t know if I can wait much more
Let me open up and carry you
Into my reservoir

Here I am, follow me down, under the bridge of echoes
Please hold my hand, I swear I won’t let go
Take off your shoes, down by the river, an angel wading in the water
Is this some sign from my father?
'Cause you’re that angel I’ve been seeing, mama

I see you standing at my shore
Don’t know if I can wait much more
Let me open up and carry you
Into my reservoir

I’m holding you close, and I won’t let go
The devil inside he don’t want me to know that the
Falling is easy but landing it hurts and
Seeing you hate me would be hell at its worst

The air is saturated and my thoughts they all take flight
Electric hearts are everywhere reflecting back the light
I see myself more clearly than in the looking glass
The river runs through my reflection connected to the past
Connected to the ocean down to the darkest deeds I’ve done
Up to the waves that break and foam and glisten in the sun
I see you standing at my shore
Don’t know if I can wait much more
Let me open up and carry you
Into my reservoir

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from Fear Them Not, released April 12, 2012

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...and funky Soul N Roll for a new generation of world changers. The show is a blast of raw energy waking up crowds to the moment we're living in. Audiences dance their asses off, sing their hearts out, and then fight with passion for justice, the environment, and human life.

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