UNTIL EVERYONE WE'RE SEEING

There are those in this world, many far from our sight,
Who fear for their lives every day and every night.
Can we understand their pain? Can we understand their plight?
How can we hear their plea? How can we learn to see?

There's a man who strives to protect and provide
For his own in a land where so many have died.
When the bombs come where can they go? Tell us, now, where can they
hide?
How can we hear his plea? How can we learn to see?

There's a woman who strives on a far distant shore,
Who struggles in fear under the scepter of war.
What can be done to soothe her fear? Can we ever hope restore?
How can we hear her plea? How can we learn to see?

There's a child without mother or father anymore
To hold her and soothe her when the canons do roar.
How long can we continue on the children's cries to ignore?
How can we hear their plea? How can we learn to see?

We carry on our lives working day after day,
To better ourselves and to brighten our way,
While there are so many hungry, while so many are afraid.
How can we hear their plea? How can we learn to see?

We know that many suffer, but do we realize
That what we do and what we don't makes a difference in who dies?
Or have we become to deaf, we cannot even hear their cries?
How can we hear their plea? How can we learn to see?

CHORUS:
Let us labor for our brothers, let us labor for our sisters,
In the world, all the world.
Until everyone we're seeing, until every human being,
Lives in peace, lives in peace.