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Backstory:

Tribute to Edmund StrzeleckiIt's a call to preserve nature and save humans. Polish famous explorer, geologist, and philanthropist is an example of a person who discovered unknown parts of the world but didn't damage them.

Lyrics:

                                                  

Paul Edmund Strzelecki - Let our Mother breathe
Verse1
A child of the epoch of discoveries
Under north and south skies
His hands warmed each stone he found
Descriptions were precise

Pre-chorus
Strzelecki Desert, range and peak
Carries the message of his heartbeat

Chorus
Respect every being – live in harmony, live in harmony, live in harmony
Stop fighting nature – you are a part of it, you are a part of it, you are a part of it
Let our mother breathe, save it!
Let our mother breathe!

Verse 2
He studied the rituals of Indian tribes
Aborigines aided in his survival
He was the only white man  
To talk with them without a rifle
 
Pre-chorus
Strzelecki Desert, range and peak
Carries the message of his heartbeat

Chorus
Respect every being – live in harmony, live in harmony, live in harmony
Stop fighting nature – you are a part of it, you are a part of it, you are a part of it
Let our mother breathe, save it!
Let our mother breathe!

Bridge
With a desire to witness nature's way
He served humanity day by day
He left us this message

Chorus
Respect every being – live in harmony, live in harmony, live in harmony
Stop fighting nature – you are a part of it, you are a part of it, you are a part of it
Let our mother breathe, save it!
Let our mother breathe!
Old version
 Paul Edmund Strzelecki - Let our Mother breathe
Verse1
A child of the epoch of discoveries
Under northern and southern skies
His hands warmed each stone he found
Descriptions were precise

Pre-chorus
Strzelecki Desert, range and pick
Carries the message of his heartbeat

Chorus
Respect every being – live in harmony, live in harmony, live in harmony
Stop fighting nature – you are a part of it, you are a part of it, you are a part of it
Let our mother breathe, save it! 
Let our mother breathe!

Verse 2
He studied the rituals of Indian tribes
Aborigines aided in his survival
He was the only white man  
To talk with them without a rifle 
  
Pre-chorus
Strzelecki Desert, range and pick
Carries the message of his heartbeat

Chorus
Respect every being – live in harmony, live in harmony, live in harmony
Stop fighting nature – you are a part of it, you are a part of it, you are a part of it
Let our mother breathe, save it! 
Let our mother breathe!

Verse 3
With a desire to witness nature’s way
He relied solely upon himself
Walked ahead alone day by day
Knowing the scent of each danger well

Pre-chorus
Strzelecki Desert, range and pick
Carries the message of his heartbeat

Chorus
Respect every being – live in harmony, live in harmony, live in harmony
Stop fighting nature – you are a part of it, you are a part of it, you are a part of it
Let our mother breathe, save it! 
Let our mother breathe!
	
Bridge
Wherever he went, to any region 
He left traces of his Polish origin 

Chorus





OLD VERSION
The Message of Heartbeat/ Paul Edmund Strzelecki
Verse1
Paul Strzelecki circled the globe 
Slept under northern and southern skies
His hands warmed each stone he met
The descriptions of his finds were precise

Pre-chorus
He got people aware of what we have in this world
Did good wherever he went, he really cared

Chorus
Let’s hear the message of his heartbeat
Respect every being – live in harmony with it
Stop fighting nature – you are a part of it

Verse 2
With a desire to witness nature’s way
He relied solely upon himself
Walked ahead alone day by day
Knowing the scent of each danger well

Pre-chorus
Chorus
	
Verse 3
He lived with a wild Indian tribe
Aborigines aided in his survival
He was the only white man  
To talk with them without a rifle 

Verse 4
Back in Europa, he is well-known
For saving thousands of children
From the famine in Ireland long ago
His life was a constant burden

Pre-chorus
Chorus

Bridge
Wherever he went, to any region 
He left traces of his Polish origin 

Chorus