This is the opening track of the album. 'Love is wise, hate is foolish.' [Isiaih Berlin]. Speak out.
lyrics
When will we know, where to begin?
People you know - you start with yourself.
You're not acting like you love yourself,
you're not acting like you love yourself.
Soon we will know, where to begin,
which way to turn, from the places we've been.
We've been fighting for years,
trying to save it,
fighting for years - now you know there's progress.
Brothers, sisters, you know we're growing closer,
love is powering the people, soon it will be over.
Now that we know, where to begin,
loving is easy, hate is a sin.
Rulers they know, where to begin,
so why are they violent - let the love in.
We've been fighting for years,
trying to save it,
fighting for years - now you know there's progress.
Brothers, sisters, you know we're growing closer,
love is powering the people, soon it will be over.
You're not acting like you love yourself,
you're not acting like you love yourself.
credits
from Of Trivial And Gargantuan,
track released April 18, 2012
Rob Spalding: guitar, vocals and percussion frog.
Bill 'The Goat' Owsley: double bass, vocals and guitar.
Chris Winfield-Chislett: keyboards.
Beth Porter: cello.
Danyal Dhondy: viola.
Josh Clarke: cajon.
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