Eternal

from It's Her by Alexia Chellun

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lyrics

So I choose to jump parallel realities
I choose to jump to a timeline
I choose to choose my preferred reality
I choose to make it up and to make it mine

I’m learning how Quantum physics its works oh
What drives me along and I trust oh
It’s all a sense of dimension
Where there’s infinite possibilities

Oh you know I can’t get my head around it
But I truly believe it
I believe in time travel
I believe in time travel
I believe we’re not here alone in this universe
There are other forces
Helping, guiding, playing, sharing, watching over

It’s Eternal
It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal

It’s about the journey
Not about where I think I’m trying to get to
I’ve read it so many times
You read it about it everyday
You read it about it all the time
Focus here
Focus now
Focus everywhere except on the illusion

It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal
It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal

I learn from the greats
I learn from the masters
That you create your own reality
By feeling the feelings as it wants to be
You put yourself in the wish fulfilled
Neville Goddard shared that with his will
Some people they thought he was crazy
But now you can read about it on mainstream
There are miracles unfolding
For so many it’s fascinating
How they heal themselves
In the way they believe it’s true
In the way they believe
It is done, it is done, it is done, it is done, it is done, it is done, it is done !

It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal
It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal baby, It’s Eternal

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from It's Her, released March 3, 2021

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Alexia Chellun UK

Throughout her song-writing, Chellun exhibits a unique melodic pop sensibility combined with lyrical themes that examine the human race, consciousness, and awareness. She makes an unarguable point when she says “Oneness has no genre.”