The People Asked For Peace
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The People Asked For Peace
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Every day they imagine a world
Full of hope in the life we hope for
A place you wish for paradise
It's magic charm for the world we live in
This magyar is far from happening
Too many bloods will roll in this paradise
We have to awaken our true power
Another new age has come in this paradise
I feel a great prediction for the third world war
Maybe you can't if this is all going to happen
I don't know which countries will start this fight
I don't want to go to a war that kills many people
We want peace, world
It is not wanting this war
The people asked for peace
Not wanting to be in the family suffers
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Michael Ramos performs "The People Asked For Peace", and this lyric page sits inside the Michael Ramos catalog on LyroVerse.
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