[Intro: Bob Marley] That until that day The dream of lasting peace World citizenship Rule of international morality Will remain in but a fleeting illusion to be pursued But never attained Now everywhere is war [Verse 1] Start the shit, it's the apocalypse of metropolis Not profiting from studio's false promises Honor this The legendary of motions Blowing up, fire, incendiary explosions Said you wanted war now your missionaries are floating In difference various oceans Pacific, Atlantic, they're coasting 47 my visionary is opened To experience occurence of military compulsion Listen, I'm reading these niggas with intuition And visioning people chilling, put rhythms into submission No book is irrelevant, Lyrics is improvision We're living inside a mission of governmental restrictions We're blowing up I hope you're moving in time Cause we're avoiding the explosion while Eluding the mind Over thinking situations is a nuisance/ new sense of mine And without the dedication I'm abusing the spine Everybody saying death is a bliss I never met a situation as depressing as this Cause I'm broke, and my mother works 11 to 6 Situations got me questioning if heaven exists Because everybody's philosophical but deaf in the lips Carrying weapons with clips, without a definite risk Life is as great as an elegant mist So why would I waste it in a world like this? [Hook] Until the color of your skin insignificant like the color of your eyes (War) Until we focus on the loss in opposed to the politics when somebody dies (War) Until we understand people's opinions and listen instead of attacking (War) Until we learn how to compromise not divide then we know what's gonna happen (War) (x2) [Verse 2] Soon to be the end like the eighth of an octave Always looking like slaves to conflict Always gotta pick in a place full of options Always gotta switch with a brain full of doctrines But I guess that’s war Start from the outside and work to the core The poor want the riches and the rich wanna pour some vodka And offer to help what’s in store Whites vs blacks, unemployed verse mexicans Rich vs poor, Store clerks vs veterans Men vs females, cops vs hoodlums Gays vs straights, christians vs muslims Meat vs vegan, no choice vs pro choice Hybrid drivers and people in a rolls royce Democrats vs republicans in the highest Every single religion vs science Evolution vs pro creationism Hindu whatever you into verses atheism Got more written but it hurts just to read Me vs you and you vs me I believe what I believe don’t expect you to agree But until we compromise no love and no peace Just war in the west and war in the east
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