Every morning on every news flash
I hear the sorrow of the world
It seems like everybody's lost and scared
Trying to make sense of it all

And as I travel to and fro
So many faces pass me by
I see lonely hearts living lonely lives
Just biding their time

And while we call ourselves civilised
Many people living empty lives
As they drone their way through day and night

I pray for our world
I pray for every child
I pray for our world
To be filled with smiles

Like the colours of a rainbow
And not just black and white
I pray for our world
To be filled with light

I pray for all of us
To choose the path that's right
Believe in Allah
Every day of our lives

In the evening on the TV news
I see images of war
I see brother killing brother
With no consequence at all

And while those who claim to be leaders
Sell us tales of deceit
But Allah alone knows in their hearts
What they reveal and conceal

And while we call ourselves civilised
We go on killing human lives
Too caught up in our web of lies

I pray for our world (Our world)
I pray for every child (Every child)
I pray for our world (Our world)
To be filled with smiles

Like the colours of a rainbow (Rainbow)
And not just black and white (Black and white)
I pray for our world (Our world)
To be filled with light

I pray for all of us
To choose the path that's right
Believe in Allah
Every day of our lives

Every mother
Every father
Every daughter, every son
Don't you see, that the answer lies only with the one?

I pray for our world (Our world)
I pray for every child (Every child)
I pray for our world (Our world)
To be filled with smiles

Like the colours of a rainbow (Rainbow)
And not just black and white (Black and white)
I pray for our world (Our world)
To be filled with light

I pray, I pray for for all of us (To choose the path that's right)
To choose the path that's right (Believe in Allah)
Believe in Allah (Every day of our lives)
Every day of our lives

I pray for our world


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Our World [Live at the Royal Albert Hall, 2003] Lyrics as written by Ron Reidell Rob Tabachka

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