Palms Upward
from Know Thyself by Sportsmanship
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lyrics
Feel the movement, strike the chord
Hear the cymbal, make some noise
The whole point of this is not the emptiness,
it’s the wholeness in the void.
The whole point of this is not the kingdom,
it’s the baby in your arms.
Palms upward, palms together, palms touching the ground
There’s no heaven, but this heaven, this heaven all around
All the people sing: Yeah
Hear the cymbal, make some noise
The whole point of this is not the emptiness,
it’s the wholeness in the void.
The whole point of this is not the kingdom,
it’s the baby in your arms.
Palms upward, palms together, palms touching the ground
There’s no heaven, but this heaven, this heaven all around
All the people sing: Yeah
credits
from Know Thyself,
released October 7, 2019
Guitar - Trey Lewis, Rowland Yeargan, Armani Mavinga
Bass - Matt Grace
Drums - Rowland Yeargan
Synth - Trey Lewis
Small Percussion - Rowland Yeargan
Vocals - Trey Lewis
Guitar - Trey Lewis, Rowland Yeargan, Armani Mavinga
Bass - Matt Grace
Drums - Rowland Yeargan
Synth - Trey Lewis
Small Percussion - Rowland Yeargan
Vocals - Trey Lewis
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Oct 2019 -
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Jan 2017 -
Sep 2016
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