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I remember 1968 Like it was yesterday And the burning hunger for the truth That fueled our crusade We were searching for some answers About love and life and war Standing for equality Our spirits free to soar
Our dreams were never driven by A need for earthly things We never let our egos clip The feathers from our wings Rejecting all hypocrisy Flying high and feeling love Our naked souls embracing The symbol of the dove
IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER Why are our nations fighting still IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER Why do our children shoot to kill Where did love go How can we close our eyes while hatred takes its toll IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER
As long as there are racial wars Our vision must survive For as long as there are tender hearts Our hope remains alive Sometimes it seems impossible To turn the social tide But if we have the hunger still These questions burn inside
IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER Why are there nations fighting still IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER Why do our children shoot to kill Where did love go How can we close our eyes while hatred takes its toll IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER
I have a dream Let freedom ring Sweet liberty Of thee I sing
Where did love go How can we close our eyes while hatred takes its toll IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER IF LOVE IS THE ANSWER
(c) 2002 Catherine Powers (ASCAP)
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-02-2002).]
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