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Taken from a Franciscan Prayer at Hilfield Friary in Dorset by Huw Rees and shared at Unicorn Dances of Universal Peace Camp, Dorset, 2000.

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Because words used well are never enough
We shall accompany them
Because words come from within our bodies
We shall nurture them
Because words used well can break the chains of tyranny
We shall use them wisely
Because words used well can breach the veil of heaven
We shall summon them
Because words come from the one word
We shall listen to the root

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from Songs And Chants For The Common Good, released April 20, 2015
Lyric: Franciscan Prayer from Hilfield Friary, Dorset. Tune: Huw Rees, Unicorn Dances of Universal Peace Camp 2000
Voice: Anthony Ward. Produced by Nathan Lewis Williams. 0.40 mins

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Anthony Ward Glastonbury, UK

Avalonian singer Anthony Ward is a poet, peace dancer, and Bipolar survivor whose Irish Catholic mother passed on a love of poetry, prayers and songs alongside her suffering with
mental illness.
Anthony's own healing journey brought him to Glastonbury in May 2001 to co-lead a Green Man Gathering.

ALL SHALL BE WELL (2020) is his first full album of songs. and poems from his healing journey.
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