Smaly7: Videos about Love & Light

Light after darkness
by Frances Ridley Havergal

Light after darkness, gain after loss,
Strength after weakness, crown after cross;
Sweet after bitter, hope after fears,
Home after wandering, praise after tears.

Sheaves after sowing, sun after rain,
Sight after mystery, peace after pain;
Joy after sorrow, calm after blast,
Rest after weariness, sweet rest at last.

Near after distant, gleam after gloom,
Love after loneliness, life after tomb;
After long agony, rapture of bliss,
Right was the pathway, leading to this.

Music: Frederic Delarue - Ballet of Light

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Power of the Sun

You rise in the east...

You stir man and beast

With the spirit of all that is living

A new day is here now

And you can take a bow

Like the trees I receive all the love you are giving

All behold a ring of gold

That makes this world run,

It’s the power of the sun.

You hold us in place

As we’re spinning through space

From 93 millions miles away.

Let all flags unfurl

Towards the star of our world

Whose light and might turns night in to day.

Every place I can go

Every river that flows

Sparkles with the warmth of the sun

Catch the rays from the flower

High above the tallest tower

It’s the power of the sun

So lets keep our planet clean

Beautiful and green

Harmony with nature

On this world we all share

I see a whole city powered by the sun

Highways where solar cars run

In the sky solar planes can take us anywhere...

It’s a beautiful day

Do some work time for play

Thanks to the power of the sun.

Music and lyrics by Dov.
Dov's Channel

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Voices of the World

Song and production by Dov.
Celebrating the human spirit, to reach the heights of our potential to live in peace with rights for all. Celebrating the World events that have created the condition for peace and harmony, and those leaders and performers who have inspired us all.

Music produced by Nils, sung, by Clydene Jackson, Ken Stacey, and Sandy Howell