White Buffalo Calf Woman Sings: Someday Over the Rainbow
Channel: WhiteBuffaloCalfWoman TwinDeerMother
Date: 2011-07-04

White Buffalo Calf Woman Sings Someday Over the Rainbow

Lyrics to this Heavenly Song blowing in the Wind (interpretation by White Buffalo Calf Woman)

Someday over the rainbow (rainbow clan).  Dreams come true (yellow road).  Someday over the rainbow, my heart will be near you (you are the path I must take).  Someday over the rainbow, heart breaks (lessons and treasures) will be blessed pure (purification ceremonies). Some day my love will journey to the shore, that finds your open door (open heart).

And rainbows (rainbow colors in the sky) will be lullabies (heart songs blowing in the winds), pointing to our hearts of lead (leading towards alchemy, turning lead or gray space, the woven fabric of this world) with surprise. And gold will spew .......... (result of alchemy; lead, a gray brittle metal, the crystalline forms, turns to gold, a yellow soft metal, the curved space of singularity or spiraling free with our souls path. It's like a golden fabric over your rainbow colors, along the journey where the blue/soul/sound road and red/flesh/color road cross, where the being flies free in dreaming, a golden path is known, brotherhood.  But true gold, is the dreamer, yellow road, when one knows to take dreams in gray or grandmother space and weave it together with rainbow colors, one starts the path towards the gold, buried as treasure for all to behold, the greatness of each and every dream.) ............ into our eyes and visions will appear surprise (we will recognize the true dream of the soul set free, from within, this great wind). Someday over the rainbow, dreams come true (brotherhood, heavenly communication, story telling or repeating of the story, validation, receiving the spoken or thinking of others, through repeating or echo of sound, the purpose of the heavenly path on the blue road).  Someday over the rainbow, my heart will know you!

Text in Video: White Buffalo Calf Woman Dreams with you. Singing your heart true true! Rainbow Warriors of Prophecy cling to the Hoops. That's where you find the treasures she gifts. Now it's time for us to bow.  I bless you the nine sacred directions through the holy cow. Fire and water blessings set me free. I bless the sacred nine directions, liberty. Eternally my heart sails to and fro. To find you my relative of the blue. Welcome home to the true. the heart of me and you. The heavenly dew. I cling to you!  Do you want to come home?  Join us on the Hoops. Heavenly Relatives Await thee. Perfect Divinity, that's Free! http://www.iamasundance.info

As Rainbow Warriors of Prophecy, we would like to thank all the artists who have shared their works, including software and hardware engineers who keep us smooth sailing.  And Relative Artists for their vision used, we bow in your glory.  We are grateful for your contributions. We honor you! 
 
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Familiar Song many know as "Over the Rainbow" 

"Over the Rainbow” (1939)
In 1900, L. Frank Baum wrote a strange, 259-page novel about a Kansas farm girl who travels to a magical land. Critics couldn’t help reading it as a Gilded Age political allegory, but Baum insisted it was simply a children’s fairytale. Thirty-nine years later, a movie mogul hired a pair of Tin Pan Alley pros—a cantor’s son from Buffalo and a Lower East Side lefty—to write a theme song for the novel’s film adaptation. The result was a grandly orchestrated echt-Hollywood ballad, crooned by the movie’s 16-year-old starlet to a little black doggie on a barnyard set filled with clucking chickens.

And it was the most beautiful Jewish exilic prayer ever set to music.

In formal terms, “Over the Rainbow” is flawless, lit up by Harold Arlen’s luscious chromaticism and startling octave leaps. Yip Harburg’s lyrics are a triumph of artful artlessness: “Somewhere over the rainbow/ Way up high/ There’s a land that I heard of/ Once in a lullaby.” Call that land Oz, if you’d like. Or call it Israel. (For that matter, call it Miami Beach or Shaker Heights or the Upper West Side.) Any way you slice it, the story “Over the Rainbow” tells is the oldest Jewish story of them all: There’s no place like home. (JR)

Songs of Songs
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Added to post to Crystal Indigo Children circle for the Ark of the Covenant, Promise of the Rainbow
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