Song for Peace

17 Jul 2023 · 3 min

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The video presents a lyrical peace anthem performed by a single speaker. The song repeatedly asserts that the world holds ample water, air, food, and land for everyone, but this abundance is squandered by hatred, greed, and division. It urges listeners to think of humanity rather than technology, to reject narrow-mindedness, and to share resources across cultures and beliefs. The speaker calls for an end to conflict, emphasizes equal worth of all children, and invites personal reflection on these values.

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Brothers and sisters, the world is our home. Plenty for all when there is shalom. To fight with a friend, a country at war. Reason's the same, grabbin' for more. There's plenty of water, plenty of air, plenty of food if we would share. Plenty of land land to build what we need. Too much hatred and too much greed. So many people all over the earth ask their father what they're worth. Would you want your child living in pain? Your child and mine should be the same. There's plenty of water, plenty of air, plenty of food if we would share, plenty of land to build what we need. Too much hatred and too much greed. Think about humanity, not about technology. Don't be a puppet of society. Side, a narrow mind, and make room for humankind. Drop me a line, let me know what you decide. So many cultures, so many beliefs, everyone searching for something sweet. I may be broken when you're doing fine, but your blood isn't redder than mine. Well, there's plenty of Plenty of air— plenty of food if we would share! Plenty of land to build what we need— too much hatred... And plenty o' water— plenty of air— plenty of food if we would share! Plenty of land to build whan' we need— Too much hatred—and t'much greed.