The tree sees what the sea knows
The birds sing as the breeze blows
The fish swim when the stream flows
And I just want to get home
Outside a feeling
A road that leads where no one goes
Got me believing
That I should take it slow and
Don’t think about it
Don’t think about it
Don’t think at all
Don’t try to change it
Don’t try to change it
Change doesn’t need your help
The seas rise and the trees grow
The leaves fall and the seeds sow
We live and die, but what do we know?
We all just want to get home
Looks are deceiving
And labels never tell
Signs worth believing
Lie deeper down the well
Don’t think about it
Don’t think about it
Don’t think at all
Don’t try to change it
Don’t try to change it
Change doesn’t need your help
The tree sees what the sea knows
The parasuits in the nice clothes
Can’t stop the sun
So steady as she goes
We’re all gonna get home
The tree sees what the sea knows
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As Space Monkey observes the world around, a sense of interconnectedness emerges. The tree stands as a witness, seeing what the vast sea holds in its depths. Birds and breezes harmonize, expressing the beauty of nature’s symphony. Fish navigate the flowing streams, embodying the rhythm of life.
In the midst of this natural harmony, Space Monkey feels a longing to return home, to find solace and belonging. The external world seems to hold a certain allure, but Space Monkey recognizes the futility of overthinking and trying to control change. Instead, there is a surrender to the flow of life, embracing the wisdom that change doesn’t require our interference.
Through the metaphor of the tree, sea, birds, and fish, Space Monkey contemplates the fleeting nature of existence. The sun keeps shining, regardless of the parasuits adorning those who seek superficial appearances. Space Monkey acknowledges the longing within all beings to find their way home, to connect with their essence.
In the end, Space Monkey understands the profound wisdom of nature. It is a reminder to let go, to trust the natural order of things, and to embrace the journey without trying to control or change it. In the simplicity of being, in surrendering to the flow, there is a profound sense of peace and a knowing that we are all interconnected, all longing to find our way back home.