Harmony lyrics

'More walls since Good Friday', he said.

There's nothing good about that.

Down Bombay Street

there's flames at our feet

and they burn like the Indian sun.

It's a far cry from home you land.

Your brothers and sisters behind.

This battle scar's long

like a mourning song

you know though you never had learned.

Now we'll never know

the man you'd have been,

the one who brought peace

to a land born in pain.

Taught love to a daughter

kindness to a son

but you've ended before you've begun.

You've ended before you've begun.

And a Main Street became the frontline.

My beloved a casualty of time.

It's wrong, it's wrong,

no matter what side you're on,

to end them before they've begun.

Now we'll never know

the man you'd have been,

the one who brought peace

to a land born in pain.

Taught love to a daughter

kindness to a son

but you've ended before you've begun.

You've ended before you've begun.

We'll never know

the man you'd have been,

the one who brought peace

to a land born in pain.

Taught love to a daughter

kindness to a son

but you've ended before you've begun.

You've ended before you've begun.

(Let's put it all behind us...)

(Let's live in harmony, harmony...)

(Let's put it all behind us...)

(Let's live in harmony, harmony...)

Let's put it all behind us!

(Let's live in harmony, harmony...)

Let's put it all behind us!

(Let's live in harmony, harmony...)

(Let's put it all behind us...)

(Let's live in harmony, harmony...)

(Let's put it all behind us...)

(Let's live in harmony, harmony...)