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Jann Arden - Another Human Being lyrics
black babies running for the candy truck in africa see them kicking up the dust from miles away i'm drinking evian and wondering where the hell i am looking for the preacher man to just translate to just translate to just translate we're eating chicken feet swear it kind of tastes like meat waiting for the maasai chief to take us in flies cover up his face makes you want to look away cannot take another day beneath this heat beneath this heat the world is falling apart and i know in my heart, i don't know what to do about it the world is bigger than me and i do not believe another human being on the planet the world, the world needs love love and nothing else can save us now black babies running from a big hairy elephant i wish that i had the guts to save the day here come the preacher man he's telling us to run like mad leave everything you have and follow me dive in the water hole don't drink it in you know you'll die from an overload of some disease dive in the water hole don't drink it in you know you'll die from an overload of some disease some disease the world is falling apart and i know in my heart, i don't know what to do about it the world is bigger than us and i don't really trust another human being on the planet the world, the world needs love the world is falling apart and i know in my heart, i don't know what to do about it the world is bigger than me and i do not believe another human being on the planet the world is falling apart and i know in my heart, i don't know what to do about it the world is bigger than us and i don't really trust another human being on the planet the world is falling apart and i know in my heart, i don't know what to do about it the world is bigger than me and i do not believe another human being on the planet the world, the world needs love |
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