Lyrics to "The Body" by Ton Dou
Verse 1
The Body is the temple the soul lives in
it doesn't matter if it is thick or thin
It doesn't matter what its complexion is
it doesn't matter if it's a hers or his
Chorus 1
There is more indeed than most can see
It doesn't matter if it's in open air
It doesn't matter if it's completely bare
It doesn't matter about its in-betweens
It doesn't matter because it's not obscene
Verse 2
The Body is the vehicle night and day
the spirit is the passenger on its way
Learning all the things that it needs to know
yearning for the places it longs to go
Chorus 2
There is more indeed than most can see
It doesn't matter if it's in open air
It doesn't matter if it's completely bare
It doesn't matter about its in-betweens
It doesn't matter because it's not obscene
Verse 3
Our Body is our truest identity
and although we may be similar, we're unique
It doesn't matter if we are short or tall
it doesn't matter if we are large or small
Chorus 3
There is more indeed than most can see
It doesn't matter if we're in open air
It doesn't matter if we're completely bare
It doesn't matter about our in-betweens
It doesn't matter because we’re not obscene
Verse 4
My Body in particular speaks for me
it doesn't matter if others disagree
It doesn't matter if they abandon me
My Body in particular sets me free
Chorus 4
There is more to me than most can see
It doesn't matter if I'm in open air
It doesn't matter if I'm completely bare
It doesn't matter about my in-betweens
It doesn't matter because I’m not obscene