Synopsis
"The Light" : inspired by and written during the Black Lives Matter movement in June 2020. One of the first tracks written by Lunarcode. This song speaks of Unity, Equality, Justice, Peace, Individuality, and empowerment of oneself. Our right to live a life without fear and our personal relationship with spirituality or that which we call our inner sanctuary."
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