Name: I Don't Want to Live on the Moon (cover) by Elyzajayne
Duration: 2 min 52 s
Description: A bit of fun with my son on accompanying guitar; here's my take on one of our favorite Sesame Street classics. :)

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A bit of fun with my son on accompanying guitar; here's my take on one of our favorite Sesame Street classics. :)

I Don't Want to Live on the Moon (cover)

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Lyrics to "I'm Still Standing":

See these lines on my face?
They're a map of where I've been
And the deeper they are traced,
the deeper life has settled in
How do we survive
living out our lives?

  And I would not trade a line
  Make it smooth and fine
  or pretend that time stands still
  I want to rest my soul
  here where it can grow without fear
  Another line, another year
  I'm still standing here

See these marks on my skin?
They are the lyric of my life
Every story I begin
just means another end's in sight
Only lovers understand
Skin just covers who I am

  Chorus

    See these bruises, see these scars?
    Hieroglyphs that tell the tale
    You can read them in the dark
    through your fingertips, like Braille

  And I would not trade a line
  Make it smooth and fine
  or pretend that time stands still
  I want to rest my soul
  here where it can grow without fear
  Another line, another year
  I'm still standing here
  I'm still standing here
  I'm still standing here!!

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I'm Still Standing

Live recording from Vrindavan, India
"Sounds from the Brahman" Concert 
Recorded Mar 28 2017.

Jagganathastakam was written by Adi Shankaracharya.  While it is often wrongly attributed to Caitanya Mahaprabhu, it may be because he sang it every day for the 24 years he spent in Jagganatha Puri.

This song is about Shankaracharaya vizualizing (nayana-patha, passing before my eyes) Lord Jagganatha, who is considered the "supreme" form of God- the highest and all-inclusive idea of divine consciousness.  His face was the basis for the 1970's smiley-face ("have a nice day") icon, and he is revered as both a Vedic and Tantric deity in Hinduism, and as a non-sectarian, he shares common aspects and regard within other philosophies as well.  You can see the words for Jagganathastakam here -> http://odisha.gov.in/e-magazine/Orissareview/2011/july/engpdf/1-2.pdf

Kindly forgive the quality of this recording, and thank you for listening.

I Don't Want to Live on the Moon (cover)

Elyzajayne

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