People in the street (Words and music by Ron Lindeman) Somewhere in the street I sing my song About life That I know like no one else About war and peace About love and life About hate and forgiving About joy and grief About passion and desire About norms and values Words like honor And respect Respect for all people People in the street The crowded emptiness of the street Is filled with faceless people Minds screaming silently Filled with burning greed And then death comes easily For those dying in need Isn’t a world without compassion A saddening disgrace And a disgusting reflection Of the human race The world needs people Who help others with a loving grace When two hearts are on fire It holds a burning desire Sharing love and life And raise a lovely child Brave man Courageous woman Caring mother People who know if you want to survive You need to learn the lessons of life And somewhere in the street I sing my songs About life That I know like no one else I know the hate, I know the love I know the joy, I know the worries Worries about tomorrow Of people in the street A normal and happy life Is something everybody needs When two hearts are on fire It holds a burning desire Sharing love and life And raise a lovely child Brave man Courageous woman Caring mother People who know if you want to survive You need to learn the lessons of life Words and music by Ron Lindeman Copyright Ron Lindeman
Posted on: Mon, 29 Dec 2014 14:12:17 +0000
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