INSPIRATION (SONG LYRICS)
MUCH MORE THAN GETTING WET
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According to Kate, water isn’t just wet. It has properties to inherently influence a broader mindset.
To climb into a shower, while totally upset, your perspective begins shifting with each drop and rivulet.
Science tells us vibration travels faster through water than through air, where resonance generates patterns that it shares.
It’s a form of communication — something akin to divine Cymatic fluidical frequential inspiration.
[CHORUS] It’s a kind of grand power, where the best ideas come while in the shower.
Warm spray on Kate’s neck, streaming through his hair, whispers new ideas from somewhere, somewhere way out there — out from the pipes, the rivers, the lakes… from high in the snowy mountains, directly down from altered meteorological states.
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Molecules align and shift, obeying frequencies they cannot ignore. Sound writes its signature in unlimited liquid fluidic form.
[CHORUS] It’s a kind of grand power, where the best ideas come while in the shower.
As a boy, Kate thought rain was talking in code, teaching those other things he didn’t yet know… ideas that help, from somewhere beyond himself.
Kate’s headaches and heartaches vanished in the rain, water taming and constraining his often-overwhelming passion and pain.
His mind became filled with calming emotions, spontaneous connections, and salient sagacious seductive notions.
An inner distinct voice that feels grounded, infallible — not intangible.
Scientifically, it’s about how a sensory system, where gentle neural signaling, might respond instantly.
[CHORUS] It’s a kind of grand power, where the best ideas come while in the shower.
Kate knows that water is a living conduit — the conductor, comforter, ancient muse. We’re made of it, drawn to it, and when immersed in it, we often take cues — listening beyond the ear — from more than we choose… even standing in the rain without shoes.
Especially, without his shoes.
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