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Heed the Battle Call


Have you head the news today, If only we could close our eyes and wish it all away, slowly our world is drifting out into the fray, you must promise that you will stay, we fight all these battles, but can you tell me who has won? With the ice age, and heat waves and atomic bombs, the world is at large and we may not have long. How long must we sing this song. How long until we realize all the wrong.
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