Tilting my face to the soft rays of the sun
Take me to Heaven, I’m overcome
The beauty’s too much, I’m breathless now
Sweet, sweet horizons, fruitful colors bestowed
I must be dreaming, I must be hallucinating
No place on Earth exists like this
I must be crazy, oh tell me lady
Miss Mother Nature, the supreme giver of bliss
When I open my eyes to the first rays of daylight
You welcome me with a warm I’ve never felt
When I close my eyes to feel the touch of the breeze
The caress is so soft, in your embrace I melt
And I know no woman in the world can ever compare
To the complexion of your gorgeous features, natural and rare
Mother Nature, you are the queen of the world, peace and beauty
I’m so blessed with wonderful things you’ve shown me
Gentle nights you give me as I lay on your palm
Flower petals to hold me in your arms, the sky is calm
A nurturing of true love, how can I get enough?
Life may be tough, but you shine the sun above
There’s no reason for fear, you’re forever near
Watching me under the moon, I’m asleep soon
The lullaby you sing, an ocean shore afar
Miss Mother Nature, giver of the fresh monsoon
When I open my eyes to the first rays of daylight
You welcome me with a warm I’ve never felt
When I close my eyes to feel the touch of the breeze
The caress is so soft, in your embrace I melt
And I know no woman in the world can ever compare
To the complexion of your gorgeous features, natural and rare
Mother Nature, you are the queen of the world, peace and beauty
I’m so blessed with wonderful things you’ve shown me
Leaves, petals, clouds, trees
Fluttering butterflies, buzzing bees
Tranquil waterfalls, the seasons, a summer breeze
Tropical islands to the baby blue seas
Ocean waves, sandy shores, doves flying high
A spectacle of reality so magical to the eye
I feel your joys, your tears, your every sigh
Wind, rain, snow, the glistening sparkles in the sky
Yet I ask humanity how it’s possible, why
Would we ever think to let something this beautiful die?
I’m tilting my face to the soft raindrops she cries
Her love and pain in the sunrise
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