Music & Lyrics, prelude orchestral arrangement, and story concept by Tysa Goodrich
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Dream of the White Buffalo
It is a story about destiny A dream of an American Indian His soul remembers And there’s an awakening in all those who share the ancient vision There is a dance by the fire in the middle of the night... The loneliness, the ecstasy What is this dream? Beyond the light is wisdom Beyond the flame is truth, a virgin future, a new frontier, and a brilliant star that shines from the heavens White Buffalo
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Music & Lyrics by Tysa Goodrich
White Buffalo Shadows of dark mist before the dawn Touched by my soul I've got somewhere to go with that first light from the morning star I watch for the White Buffalo Fathers of ages who tried to rewrite All That Is But got caught by the power Lost it forever until the portal shines falling star The journey tonight is a lift to the past A place where your soul came to rest I saw a feather falling from the sky I can't keep this vision inside I hope that I can bring it through the light All that you need to start living it, this is your dream What you feel, what you see what you believe In the stillness, hear the music, your destiny There's a lifetime, a fire, a name It's forever, you're the keeper of the flame See it shine, White Buffalo Someone who waits here in darkness sees light from your soul What had long been foretold now returns you to the Ancient One There he sits Silently holding a gift from your past He speaks your name gently at last I saw a feather falling from the sky I can't keep this vision inside I hope that I can bring it through the light Look up above, see the Goddess in shimmers of love Face the East, call the wind, Rafael Call the water from behind me, Gabriel At my right hand, the fire, Michael At my left, stands the earth, Uriel Back to the light of the White Buffalo (Light from a star)
© 1991 Earth Flower Music
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White Buffalo - Listen
Instrumental prelude (1:10) inspired by and written for Kevin Costner's dance around the fire in "Dances With Wolves" Written & performed by Tysa Goodrich Unfortunately, the orchestral version of the instrumental prelude has never been recorded. Click below to view pages 1 & 6 of the score: |
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