Hollow Reed Seals and Crofts
"Hollow Reed" by Seals and Crofts, released in 1973, is a #SoftRock song that explores themes of love, longing, and the search for deeper meaning in relationships. The lyrics convey a sense of introspection and connection to nature. Unique musical elements include harmonious vocals and gentle instrumentation, creating a serene atmosphere. The song resonates with listeners seeking emotional depth, reflecting the era's focus on personal exploration.
From the albums DOWN HOME (1970), SEALS AND CROFTS I AND II (1974) and
TODAY (1998, 2000)
(From: Kent Johnson
Subject: Re: "Hollow Reed" Prayer
Date: 10 Feb 1999 22:57
Abdu'l-Baha is thought to have said, "Make me a hollow reed from which the pith of self
Hath been blown so that I may become a clear channel through which Thy love may flow to others"
The rest of the "prayer" is a poem written by George Thompson and published in the Star of the West. --Kent)
Make me as a hollow reed, that I may play and plant Thy seed
Rascal's closet may be lit, and have a needy rhyme in it
Make me as a flute of stone that when I play Thy wind is blown
Rascal's hideaway might chill, and die away from sill to sill
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
Make me as a hollow reed that I may sing your grace, my steed
Rascal's secret will be seen in its decay and sickening green
Make me as a proof in turn, I will prove to them that yearn
Rascal's lie is manifest and never could survive your test
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
Make me as a hollow reed so I may give them what they need
Rascal's reign will come to end and monarch's eyes will shine again
Make me strong for I am weak, give me words and I will speak
. Rascal's cheeks will burn in shame when all of us know Your Name
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
TODAY (1998, 2000)
(From: Kent Johnson
Subject: Re: "Hollow Reed" Prayer
Date: 10 Feb 1999 22:57
Abdu'l-Baha is thought to have said, "Make me a hollow reed from which the pith of self
Hath been blown so that I may become a clear channel through which Thy love may flow to others"
The rest of the "prayer" is a poem written by George Thompson and published in the Star of the West. --Kent)
Make me as a hollow reed, that I may play and plant Thy seed
Rascal's closet may be lit, and have a needy rhyme in it
Make me as a flute of stone that when I play Thy wind is blown
Rascal's hideaway might chill, and die away from sill to sill
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
Make me as a hollow reed that I may sing your grace, my steed
Rascal's secret will be seen in its decay and sickening green
Make me as a proof in turn, I will prove to them that yearn
Rascal's lie is manifest and never could survive your test
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
Make me as a hollow reed so I may give them what they need
Rascal's reign will come to end and monarch's eyes will shine again
Make me strong for I am weak, give me words and I will speak
. Rascal's cheeks will burn in shame when all of us know Your Name
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
Hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed, hollow reed
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