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That there is magic in the air
Spirits sitting among us
Old friends no longer here
You can't tell by looking
One is trying to sooth your fears
With one invisible hand
She is wiping off your tears
Her breath comes on the breeze
That cools your face as you work in the hot sun
She parades herself before you
Telling you life is fun
You can't tell by looking she has friends and she is fine
And that even in the hard times
She sees your life as divine
You can't tell by looking but if you close your eyes and feel
You'll notice if you let it, there is comfort and it is real.
Spirits sitting among us
Old friends no longer here
You can't tell by looking
One is trying to sooth your fears
With one invisible hand
She is wiping off your tears
Her breath comes on the breeze
That cools your face as you work in the hot sun
She parades herself before you
Telling you life is fun
You can't tell by looking she has friends and she is fine
And that even in the hard times
She sees your life as divine
You can't tell by looking but if you close your eyes and feel
You'll notice if you let it, there is comfort and it is real.
Two years ago I nearly died. I was in a 5 day coma and as I was coming out of the coma I had a period where I was talking, but I don't have any recall of it. But I was told afterwards that I looked up ti the head of the bed/guerney and said, "Mum's there". It shocked me when I was told that as my belief system doesn't allow for something like that. But I don't care if even now, in general, my beliefs still generally don't allow for that because I DO feel she was there and I feel that she was saying, Wendy, I'm not ready for you yet. And she was looking after me and over me.
Mum was a cheeky person and so am I, and I laugh to myself (and cry) when I think of this episode as I think "She STILL had the last word!!??"