‘Peace in our time’ would be a wonderful thing.
Here is a great song, written by Paul Hewson, a christian. It explains how I feel about peace in our time, especially the last stanza “You hear it every Christmas time but hope and history wont rhyme”.
Heaven on earth
We need it now
I’m sick of all of this
Hanging around
Sick of sorrow
I’m sick of the pain
I’m sick of hearing
Again and again
That there’s gonna be
Peace on earth
Where I grew up
There weren’t many trees
Where there was we’d tear them down
And use them on our enemies
They say that what you mark
Will surely overtake you
And you become a monster
So the monster will not break you
And it’s already gone too far
You said that if you go in hard
You won’t get hurt
Jesus can you take the time
To throw a drowning man a line
Peace on earth
Tell the ones who hear no sound
Whose sons are living in the ground
Peace on earth
No who’s or why’s
No one cries like a mother cries
For peace on earth
She never got to say goodbye
To see the color in his eyes
Now he’s in the dirt
Peace on earth
They’re reading names out
Over the radio
All the folks the rest of us
Won’t get to know
Sean and julia
Gareth anne and peter
Their lives are bigger than
Any big idea
Jesus can you take the time
To throw a drowning man a line
Peace on earth
To tell the ones who hear no sound
Whose sons are living in the ground
Peace on earth
Jesus in the song you wrote
The words are sticking in my throat
Peace on earth
Hear it every christmas time
But hope and history won’t rhyme
So what’s it worth
This peace on earth
Peace on earth
Peace on earth
Peace on earth
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