Letras
The building of our temples was to invite biocosmic
Energy from outer space onto the Earth's plane
We see the configuration of the Pyramids of Giza
Ain't nothing greater, greater, greater
Ain't nothing greater
Than mother nature, nature, nature
Mother nature
Ain't nothing greater, greater, greater
Ain't nothing greater
Than mother nature, nature, nature
Mother nature
When you're a farmer and a gardener (Yeah)
You had better look up at where the stars are (Yeah)
You'd better check out the phases of the moon
If you want to get the right, uh (Yeah, uh-huh)
Return on your, what you plant in the ground
I be the grand gardener
I plant the seeds and gather up the crops, the circle's harvester
My job's to keep the village fully stocked with native cultivars
When the sun sets, you can find me resting under weeping conifers
If ever dry, don't worry, the roots will drink from the aquifer
I find peace of mind extracting oil from the vetiver
After a day's of work, I meditate in the lavender
Grow cannabis and caffie for the frequent mind travelers
Spend most of my time in foliage, they call me nature's wanderer
Possess vast landscaping abilities
I'm found in love in others, I found my love dwelling in shrubberies
The ways of this place is motherly, lovely, the days unblustery
I wait our next stage with tiny eggs in nature's ovaries
Organically growing
Healthy ways to live, that's what the ancestors were bestowing
Smell the scent of fresh fruits when light winds get to blowing
When the sun hits the soil, the vegetation begins glowing
The circle of life is ongoing, the
Plants I harvest are rich and nutritive
There's plenty to go around and each plant can be informative
Nothing here is normative, trees serve as a restorative
If it grows in the ground, then I guarantee it's a curative
This land breathes positive energy and life proliferates
Digesting vegetables will help life move at a slower rate