Solstice - Circles
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How high the moon above the temple
How high the sun above the storm
So deep the world that brings us closer
The tribe will heal as one
The walls you build can't stand forever
Your violent crime will bring you down
We will return when you have fallen
And we will take what's ours
The right to celebrate
The right to join our brothers
The right to touch the storm
The right is ours
And once again the tribe will gather
To watch the sun on solstice dawn
The festival (?...) the laughter
The storm will heal once more
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right to join our brothers
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right is ours
{Women}
Somebody help me! Help me! Help me! Aaah!
You see what they're doing to us!
{Journalist}
What we've witnessed in the last half an hour here has been surely some of the most brutal action by police forces in Britain for a long time. Whatever the cause is, the end product seems to be just hitting out wildly by the police, with babies in those trucks and in those buses, and young women with those babies in their arms were hit as well. At one stage, one of the camera men from Fleet Street was arrested for being on this side, we got pushed and shoved to one side, but the worst of it all was that the people in those coaches who were trying to escape from the police were just grabbed, their windows were smashed, and they themselves were beaten - sometimes senselessly - on the floor
And this is not over yet; they intend to carry on with their campaign around here for another day yet, but whether they'll survive after what's happened within the hands of the police today, we'll have to see
What we here (?...) the camera crew and myself, the reporter, have seen in the last 30 minutes on this field has been some of the most brutal police treatment of people that I've witnessed in my entire career as a journalist. There must be an enquiry, I don't know what the results will be of it, but at this stage the number of people who've been hit by policemen, who've been clubbed whilst holding babies in their arms, and coaches around this field are still to be counted. What the end result will be, we don't know, but there must surely be an enquiry after what's happened here today
{Women}
Somebody help me! Help me! Help me! Aaah!
You see what they're doing to us!
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right to join our brothers
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right is ours
How high the sun above the storm
So deep the world that brings us closer
The tribe will heal as one
The walls you build can't stand forever
Your violent crime will bring you down
We will return when you have fallen
And we will take what's ours
The right to celebrate
The right to join our brothers
The right to touch the storm
The right is ours
And once again the tribe will gather
To watch the sun on solstice dawn
The festival (?...) the laughter
The storm will heal once more
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right to join our brothers
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right is ours
{Women}
Somebody help me! Help me! Help me! Aaah!
You see what they're doing to us!
{Journalist}
What we've witnessed in the last half an hour here has been surely some of the most brutal action by police forces in Britain for a long time. Whatever the cause is, the end product seems to be just hitting out wildly by the police, with babies in those trucks and in those buses, and young women with those babies in their arms were hit as well. At one stage, one of the camera men from Fleet Street was arrested for being on this side, we got pushed and shoved to one side, but the worst of it all was that the people in those coaches who were trying to escape from the police were just grabbed, their windows were smashed, and they themselves were beaten - sometimes senselessly - on the floor
And this is not over yet; they intend to carry on with their campaign around here for another day yet, but whether they'll survive after what's happened within the hands of the police today, we'll have to see
What we here (?...) the camera crew and myself, the reporter, have seen in the last 30 minutes on this field has been some of the most brutal police treatment of people that I've witnessed in my entire career as a journalist. There must be an enquiry, I don't know what the results will be of it, but at this stage the number of people who've been hit by policemen, who've been clubbed whilst holding babies in their arms, and coaches around this field are still to be counted. What the end result will be, we don't know, but there must surely be an enquiry after what's happened here today
{Women}
Somebody help me! Help me! Help me! Aaah!
You see what they're doing to us!
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right to join our brothers
The right to celebrate
The right to join our sisters
The right to touch the storm
The right is ours
