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Over [singing]
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vba
for
Your mother [singing]
[singing and music]
get my phone.
Spread out, spread light, spread love
all around
the world.
[music] Spread out, spread light, spread
love all around
the world.
Spread out, spread light, spread love
all around [music]
the world.
>> [music]
>> Y
[singing]
my California.
[music]
[singing]
[music and singing]
[singing]
[music]
Spread [music] out, spread light, spread
love all around
the world.
Spread out, spread light, spread love
all around
the world.
Spread [music] out, spread light, spread
love all around [music]
the world.
Y
[music]
mother [singing]
of an egg ybar. [music]
[music and singing]
Over
last
>> [singing]
>> Oh my Est
[music]
around
the world.
[music]
Spread out. Spread life. Spread love all
around [music]
the world.
Spread out. Spread light. Spread love
all around
the world.
[music]
>> [singing]
>> What is the role of ego in writing
music?
>> It's very important. If you completely
nullify yourself and your ego, you get
to a point where everything is just in a
state of complete equinimity. Good word.
>> It's a great word. I'm going to ask you
what it means. I [laughter] mean, the
equipot, I'm assuming. Hold on, let's
figure out I guess equal and anonymous
together. Is that like
>> I think the state of everything being
seen as ultimately the same whether it's
good or bad regardless of what your
experiences is. It's ultimately all I
know
I think if a person has a lot of faith
in God they're sort of encouraged to um
see everything as very much balanced and
I think sometimes when you get thrown
curve balls in life it can really hurt
>> and I think the ego gets a bit smashed
up.
And I think the ego can either be used
in a in a in a as as a positive
experience. That sort of process of the
ego betting smashed the pieces. You can
either let it completely break you or
you can channel it into something
positive.
If you're very egotistical and you sort
of have assumptions that what people
think about you really matters.
If you like if you have that delusion of
grandeur then I think the ego is very
very unhealthy because the songs you
write will be very much I and me and
very self-centered. I think if a person
understands that when the ego gets a bit
smashed up and a bit rubbed up and
and you can sort of look at it from a a
third person perspective then you can
create very very nice things.
>> Observe the ego. Don't be um don't be a
subject to it.
[singing]
of Leon [singing]
in
Corell.
I hear
in [singing] the forest
a cry and a shout.
Father [music and singing] seeks his
children
who wondered [singing]
about.
>> [music]
>> Oh lord
[singing]
[music]
[music] die
Children,
children,
where [singing] have you been? [music]
That you no longer
remember
me.
[singing]
>> [singing and music]
>> I [singing]
d
Oh, [singing] I am
not
I
>> [singing]
>> D.
Oh [singing]
d [music]
children,
children
come to your home. [music]
It's just too [singing] hard
for me to be alone.
Kind
[singing]
is all [singing]
title. [music]
[singing and music] Oh,
dam.
[singing]
Oil and Adam. Oil [music] and Adam. Oh
my.
Oh. [singing]
[music]
>> [music]
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>> Aino
[singing]
met
A venu
[singing]
[singing and music]
[music]
>> [singing]
>> Oh,
I [singing and music]
know.