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Magic of Love


There is nothing in life stronger than love

Not even the power of God’s dove

Neither the force of a bullet flying up above

Nor the horrible slander people speak of

Whether if it’s for a mother, a brother, or a son

A friend, a neighbor, a teacher, or the one

It is always the strongest when life is young

I just take the love and run

But when I think of you, there is magic in the air

Your beautiful gray eyes and long black hair

They hypnotize the poor and every billionaire

And I cannot stand to share

The magic our love brings to the world everywhere

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