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Hey World!
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Hey World!
I want to understand truth, too much for a man?
Who has everything but endlessly wants more to buy
Who makes fun of what he doesn't know and doesn't try.
Hey World!
Hey World!
Hey World!
Give me something more like love & peace, not hate & war
You can really be a painful and lonely place
For all who dare to be part of the human race.
Hey World!
Hey World!
Answers are so close, but you see them slip away
There is hope, you can't betray
You wonder why, but somehow you know
Your heart will show you the way, today
Love!
Hey World!
It's me again, why? Tell me! I'm making a stand
Tired of memories of too much good has died
Injustice turning freedom into a precious lie
Hey World!
Hey World!
Hey World!
Not much more to say.Hey World! How did you get that way?
Deep inside I feel beauty that's you somehow
By every breath of love
That starts here, there and now
Hey World!
Hey World!
Answers are so close, but you see them slip away
There is hope, you can't betray
You wonder why, but somehow you know
Your heart will show you the way, today
Love!
Are you down to where we need to be? Dig it!
Are you ready for love to set you free? Sing it!
I do, how much do you miss sweet liberty?
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Lyrics Credits: Bob Nesom
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Music Credits: Bob Nesom
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Producer Credits: Bob Nesom & Mike Machaby
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Publisher Credits: Merrymen Productions
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Performance Credits: Bob Nesom, Sylvie Nesom, Mike Machaby, David Ellis
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Short Song Description:
Being annoyed with how the world is functioning and how all of us can make a positive difference.
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Long Song Description:
Going Retro is used to encourage us that the message of peace & love of the past (1960s) can be used today.
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Story Behind the Song:
Current affairs in the United States encouraged Composer and Author Bob Nesom to go retro.
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Song Length: 5:30
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Primary Genre: Rock-Indie/Low-Fi
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Secondary Genre: Rock-Psychedelic
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Tempo: Medium (111 - 130)
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Lead Vocal: Male Vocal
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Subject Matter 1: Peace
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Subject Matter 2: Protest
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Mood 1: Annoyed
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Mood 2: Sociable
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Language: English
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Era: 1960 - 1969
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