Everyday Heroes
If I were to teach the world to love
I would show the beauty of diversity
Unique is helpful
Different is strong
We should love what makes us special
To love our world is to appreciate our individuality
If I were to teach the world to love
I would show the sameness of all
Whales are mammals
People are too
We should love our commonality
To love our world is to appreciate our similarities
If I were to teach the world to love
I would show man his fickleness
Focusing on I, me and my
Instead of we, us and our
We should love our connectedness
To love our world is to appreciate our faith and stability
If I were to teach the world to love
I would show the need to preserve our waters
Take nothing for granted
Dive in where needed, time is running short
We should love them all - salt, fresh and brackish
To love our world is appreciate the sea of life
If I were to teach the world to love
I would show the vigilance needed to protect nature
Familiarity breeds contempt
But love conquers all
We should love our sanctuaries
To love our world is to appreciate our everyday heroes
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