歌曲 | Human Kindness |
歌手 | Carrie Tree |
专辑 | The Canoe |
作词 : Carrie Tree | |
作曲 : Carrie Tree | |
Human Kindness | |
I know that there’s more to this ugly game | |
I see a war designed to never be tamed | |
I’ve slept in the rubble amongst the shame | |
Screaming at the bombs | |
This is not in my name | |
I’m seeking kindness | |
I’m longing for safety | |
I’m praying for home | |
I’m craving compassion | |
Searching for sanity | |
Praying for home | |
I’ve been stripped to the bone | |
Home Is where we can belong | |
Home Is where our children grow strong | |
Home Is where the fire burns long | |
Home Is where peace can come from | |
I’ve travelled for months, | |
Ran thousands of miles | |
I fled the land that holds the heart of my kin | |
And I know you now see the torn state I’m in | |
I can’t tell you my name or the places I’ve been | |
I’m seeking kindness | |
I’m longing for safety | |
I’m praying for home | |
I’m craving compassion | |
Searching for sanity | |
Praying for home | |
I’ve been stripped to the bone | |
Home Is where we can belong | |
Home Is where our children grow strong | |
Home Is where the fire burns long | |
Home Is where peace can come from | |
I’m praying for human kindness | |
I’m praying for human kindness | |
I’m praying for human forgiveness | |
I’m praying for us to all to belong | |
They call me a migrant | |
They call me a thief | |
They call me a beggar man | |
An asylum seeker | |
I was once a teacher | |
I was once a family man | |
I was once a dreamer | |
A community leader | |
And I’ve seen friends and family | |
All scattered and broken | |
And we don’t know why | |
The cruelty keeps raging | |
Yes I’m seeking your kindness | |
I’m longing for safely | |
I’m praying for home | |
I’m craving compassion | |
Searching for meaning | |
And I feel so alone | |
I’ve been stripped to the bone | |
Home Is where we can belong | |
Home Is where our children grow strong | |
Home Is where the fire burns long | |
Home Is where peace can come from | |
Home Is where peace can come, come from | |
Home Is where peace can come from…. |
zuò cí : Carrie Tree | |
zuò qǔ : Carrie Tree | |
Human Kindness | |
I know that there' s more to this ugly game | |
I see a war designed to never be tamed | |
I' ve slept in the rubble amongst the shame | |
Screaming at the bombs | |
This is not in my name | |
I' m seeking kindness | |
I' m longing for safety | |
I' m praying for home | |
I' m craving compassion | |
Searching for sanity | |
Praying for home | |
I' ve been stripped to the bone | |
Home Is where we can belong | |
Home Is where our children grow strong | |
Home Is where the fire burns long | |
Home Is where peace can come from | |
I' ve travelled for months, | |
Ran thousands of miles | |
I fled the land that holds the heart of my kin | |
And I know you now see the torn state I' m in | |
I can' t tell you my name or the places I' ve been | |
I' m seeking kindness | |
I' m longing for safety | |
I' m praying for home | |
I' m craving compassion | |
Searching for sanity | |
Praying for home | |
I' ve been stripped to the bone | |
Home Is where we can belong | |
Home Is where our children grow strong | |
Home Is where the fire burns long | |
Home Is where peace can come from | |
I' m praying for human kindness | |
I' m praying for human kindness | |
I' m praying for human forgiveness | |
I' m praying for us to all to belong | |
They call me a migrant | |
They call me a thief | |
They call me a beggar man | |
An asylum seeker | |
I was once a teacher | |
I was once a family man | |
I was once a dreamer | |
A community leader | |
And I' ve seen friends and family | |
All scattered and broken | |
And we don' t know why | |
The cruelty keeps raging | |
Yes I' m seeking your kindness | |
I' m longing for safely | |
I' m praying for home | |
I' m craving compassion | |
Searching for meaning | |
And I feel so alone | |
I' ve been stripped to the bone | |
Home Is where we can belong | |
Home Is where our children grow strong | |
Home Is where the fire burns long | |
Home Is where peace can come from | |
Home Is where peace can come, come from | |
Home Is where peace can come from. |