Lyric

In Europe’s quiet dawn, the headlines scream again

Tanks roll across the border, “liberation” they pretend

Families wake to sirens, children clinging to their dreams

A war for someone’s ego, or so it seems

They say it’s for safety, they claim it’s just a fight

But how can bombs bring order, in the middle of the night?

Do you see the children under one sky?

Do their tears mean nothing when missiles fly?

We share one earth, we share one fate

If love can’t stop the madness, tell me what will break the hate?

They talk of “denazification,” they conjure threats unseen

Yet mothers hold their infants in shelters cold and mean

Leaders roar with anger, but never hear the cries

A single day of peace would prove their words are lies

They raise old flags, they feed old fears

But who will mend the wounds of these endless years?

Do you see the children under one sky?

In Ukraine’s frozen fields, in Russian lullabies

We share one hope, we share one soul

If bombs speak louder than truth, can any heart stay whole?

It’s not about East or West

But the fate of ordinary lives

When pride is worth more than peace

We bury futures with our lies

Do you see the children under one sky?

Do we dare to ask who gains when more must die?

We share one world, we share one breath

We claim we’re civilized, yet we dance with death

If there’s no love in your reasons

What future can we find?