If I Can
If I can, everybody would be together hand in hand
If I can, wars would be unfamiliar with the race of man
If I can, every being would have food to eat
If I can, every child would have shoes on their feet
And with those feet, both their parents would play
Never witnessing their parents go seperate ways
Sun-filled days and star sprinkled nights
Minds righteous, and happy lives
No more hard times
No more homeless men asking for five dimes from many men
If I can, they would all be in their homes instead
If I can, everybody would have a degree
Have the chance to enter a university for free
You see, knowledge is the key
That opens endless possibilites
The universal doors to the soul
The crown is now place on one's throne
The mind is a kingdom of its own
If I can, I would open everybody's eyes
There's too much happening, and not enough time
For you to be blind, you have three eyes
When will it be, that we realize that we have two to look
And one to truly see
A day where
Positive. Energy, that Activates Constant Elevation
Will finally bring peace, to the Human nation
That lives with imaginary borders and races
The Human Race is the only to hate their own kind
For the color of their faces
When we're all the same inside
If I can, love would overcome the corrupt mind
And we would live in u.n.i.t.y.
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