Burnt despite our pleas, what about us What about the holy land, what about it Torn apart by creed, what about us What about the common man, what about us Can't we set him free, what about us What about children dying, what about us Can't you hear them cry, what about us Where...
We are children that need to be loved We were willin' we came when you called But man you fooled us enough is enough oh What about us What about all the times you said you had the answers What about us What about all the broken happy ever afters Oh what about us What about all ...
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Song lyrics often begin as lyric poems. In ancient Greece, lyric poetry was, in fact, combined with music played on a U-shaped stringed instrument called a lyre. Through words and music, great lyric poets likeSappho(ca. 610–570 B.C.) poured out feelings of love and yearning. Similar ...
We are children that need to be loved We were willing, we came when you called But man, you fooled us, enough is enough, oh What about us? What about all the times you said you had the answers? What about us? What about all the broken happy-ever-afters?
What are the English lyrics to ‘Ode to Joy’? O friends, not these tones! But let’s strike up more agreeable ones, And more joyful. Joy! Joy! Joy, beautiful spark of Divinity, Daughter of Elysium, We enter, drunk with fire, ...
Earth Song lyrics 地球之歌歌词 What about sunrise 日出呢 What about rain 雨呢 What about all the things that you said we were to gain...你说过我们曾经拥有的一切呢 What about killing fields 毁掉的土地呢 Is there a time 有没有那一段时光 What about all the things that you said was ...
The rest ofCarmina Burana’s hour-or-so of music for soloists, choir, children’s choirs and orchestra may not share the same level of familiarity as ‘O Fortuna’, but has nonetheless proved enduringly popular since its hugely successful first performance as a choreographed stagework at the ...
What are the lyrics about? As with most Christmas carols, the lyrics praise Jesus Christ with his divine beauty and glory. The carol uses the allegory of the Apple Tree to extol the virtues of Christ, alluding to both the apple tree in ‘Song of Solomon 2:3’, and ‘Luke 13:18–19...
[The Children] No matter what they tell us, no matter what they do No matter what they teach us, what we believe is true I can't deny what I believe, I can't be what I'm not I know this loves forever, I know no matter what I can't deny what I believe, I can't be what...