These are dangerous times that were living in and there are dangerous signs that were giving in to fear late one night, I'm lying here I thought I heard a sound.
Tell the mothers and the babes tell the old, tell the sick they will be safe get the young males. Tell them to be brave I was so concerned with saving live I never saw you pull the knife.
High on the mountains across seven seas All of the people why me, why me? Do you feel so frustrated Frightened and feared answer my question Why me, why me, why me why me, why me, why me?
You're such an angry young man with all your grievances people don't understand, they just can't understand what you must do to stay alive.
So you try to justify all the violence and hate, before your eyes. Through the ages better men than you have tried to give what is not theirs to give to take the land where others live.
High on the mountains across seven seas all of the people why me, why me? Do you feel so frustrated frightened and feared answer my question why here, why now, why here, why now, hey here, why now, why me?
Oh, for now you have the power the guns and all the swords but nature has a nasty habit of balancing her flaws.
Now you may try to break my body lock me up and throw away the key but you'll never break my spirit I'm free!
Compositor: Desconhecido no ECADIntérpretes: Adrian Stuart Lee (Adrian Lee) (PPL - I), Alan Carvell (PPL - I), Christopher Neil (Neil Chris), Michael John Cleote Crawford Rutherford (Mike Rutherford) (PPL - I), Paul Melvyn Carrack (Paul Carrack) (PPL - I), Paul Young (Sad Cafe) (PPL - I), Peter Van Hooke (Mike and The Mechanics) (PPL - I)Publicado em 2000 e lançado em 2014 (01/Abr)ECAD verificado fonograma #6032825 em 09/Abr/2024 com dados da UBEM