“This light is for the world.
Send out from this wooden frame
a beacon made of holy flame
like a bridge across the morning sky
from candle to the hills of high
this light is for the world.”

—  Mike Scott

"This Light Is for the World"
Universal Hall (2003)

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songwriter, musician 1958

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