Snap! See the Light

30 May 2009
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Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there
I'm gonna be right there
Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there
I'm gonna be right there

Love - lust - what is the diff'rence?
The diff'rence is: the body, the greed, the motion, the feeling
Your feeling
But you should feel separated and not just be confused
This is not be confused because they are two
They are enemies and to know the diff'rence between the two
All you have to do is see the light, see the light
See the light, see the light
Do you see the light?

Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there
I'm gonna be right there
Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there
I'm gonna be right there

Brother - what is the true meaning of brother?
Is it in the blood, is it in the color?
Is it in the color of your skin or is it in the blood within?
No - it is all about unity
United - you and me together
If we take a stand, all color race of man
We can make this place a better place
And the only thing you have to do
I repeat, the only thing you have to do is see the light

Search yourself, know yourself
So you can share the light with someone else
Do you see the light?
Search yourself, know yourself
So you can share the light with someone else
Do you see the light?

Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there
I'm gonna be right there

Do you see the light?

Where's the future? Here's the future!
Where's the future, see?
Howzat's future?
Look at how you're livin'
[undecipherable]
Do you see the light?

Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there
I'm gonna be right there

Do you, do you see
Do you see the light?
Do you see the light?
Do you, do you see
Do you see the light?
Do you see the light?

Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there
I'm gonna be right there
Do you see the light?
You can always call my name and I'll be there


album version of 'Do You See The Light'
from The Madman's Return (1992)