FINISH THE LYRICS I think I left my conscience on your front door step
Wait a minute!
I think I left my consciousness in the 6th dimension
But I'm here right now, right now
Just sitting in a cloud, oh wow

I'm here right now, right now with you, oh wow, oh wow

I don't even care

Run my hands through your hair

You wanna run your fingers through mine

But my dreads too thick and that's alright

Explanation:

This song is Wait a Minute!

Explanation:

I'm here right now, right now with you, oh wow, oh wow

I don't even care

Run my hands through your hair

You wanna run your fingers through mine

But my dreads too thick and that's alright

Hold on, wait a minute!

Feel my heart's intention

Hold on, wait a minute!

I left my consciousness in the 6th dimension

Left my soul in his vision

Let's go get it, oh, oh

Let's go get it, oh, oh

Some things don't work

Some things are bound to be

Some things, they hurt

And they tear apart me

You left your diary at my house

And I read those pages, you really love me, baby

Some things don't work

Some things are bound to be

Some things, they hurt

And they tear apart me

But I broke my word, and you were bound to see

And I cried at the curb

When you first said "Oel ngati kameie"

Hold on, wait a minute!

Feel my heart's intention

Hold on, wait a minute!

I left my consciousness in the 6th dimension

Left my soul in his vision

Let's go get it, oh, oh

Let's go get it, oh, oh

Some people lie to me

Some just tryin' to get by

Some people I can't hurt

Some just rather say goodbye, bye

Hold on, wait a minute!

Feel my heart's intention

Hold on, wait a minute!

I left my consciousness in the 6th dimension

Left my soul in his vision

Let's go get it, oh, oh

Let's go get it, oh, oh

Hope this is right. :)

b i think if not it should be a pretty sure but not

i believe the answer is: a.  abstract forms were often used to represent human figures.

representing human figures in abstract forms is often used in the geometric period, not hellenistic  period.   during the hellenistic  period,   aesthetic value derived from creating arts which mimic the actual shape of a certain object or individuals.

hope this ! < 3