"Soul Surging" by Tanerélle turns inward with a question that keeps circling back: after searching for God, all that remains is the self. Kneeling between sky and earth, the song wonders whether existence depends on being perceived, and whether warmth or meaning can survive once the light disappears. The repeated image of raging in circles around a personal philosophy captures the restless loop of doubt and discovery. The quiet dare to ask without needing an answer becomes its own form of faith.
Soul Surging Lyrics by Tanerélle
Raging circles ’round my own philosophy
Went to look for God and all I found was me
Iris to the sky
The ground below my knees
Could it be that I exist ’cause I perceive
Do we dare to ask
Do I care to know
Will we feel the warmth if the sun goes down?
If a tree falls and no one is there does it make a sound
Do we dare to ask
Do I care to know
Raging circles ’round my own philosophy
Went to look for God and all I found was me
Iris to the sky
The ground below my knees
Could it be that I exist ’cause I perceive
