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'God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters (Reprise Version)' by Moby ft. Víkingur Ólafsson is taken from the new album 'Reprise' out May 28th on Deutsche Grammophon.

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God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters

God Moving Over the Face of The Waters (Reprise Version) [feat. Víkingur Ólafsson]

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Music is the Universal Language You can't travel around the world and be able to communicate with everyone through your native language. Sometimes even gestures can't get the point across, but in means of communication, what does EVERY culture have in common? Music! It is the one thing that isn't solely reliant upon a thesis, but emotion and how we were born to think. Ever heard a song in a different language? Gangham Style? Time to Say Goodbye? Did you honestly have no idea what the theme was? Of course not! This is why music IS the universal language. I've prayed and sang with Iraqi soldiers; Panamanians; South Koreans; Australian and Brits; Congo, Somalia pirates and Erithea refugees. Music can move a person to laugh, to cry, to get up and dance. 

The Thin Red Line - Melanesian Choirs Compilation

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