Amy Lam: Watching the River RunWatching the River Run
analyzed by Lani Fujimoto
1. If you've been thinking you were all that you got, then don't feel alone anymore.
If you feel alienated and intimidated, don't let your negative emotions dominate you2. 'Cause when were together then you've got a lot.
Togetherness, group dynamics and having a huddle buddy are significant factors in achieving intersubjectivity3. 'Cause I am the river, and you are the shore.
Bonding forces, intergration, and unity; the concept of becoming united with the others4. And it goes on and on
These bonding forces of social intergration and interpersonal relations are an eternal harmonious process5. Watching the river run
Taking time out from this fast moving world and observing the goodness in life6. Further and further from things that we've done, leaving them one by one
Leaving behind the old materialistic values behind7. And we have just begun.
Just beginning to achieve intersubjectivity8. Watching the river run.
Same as Line 59. Listening and learning and yearning to run river run.
Trying to achieve spiritual understanding through wise teachings striving for intersubjectivity and becoming part of the community10. Winding and swirling and dancing along, we passed by the old willow tree.
Rejoicing the state of spiritual awakening11. Where lovers caress as we sing them our song, rejoicing together when we greet the sea.
Using singing to convey positive emotions about life***Chorus***