Think the world
Can be Black, White, and Jew?

Peacemaker die
I'm Mister 'Righteous One'
You say you have this plan
If we kind of understand

Peacemaker die
I'm Mister 'Nice Guy'
You dare to speak the truth
Well, I'll twist and turn it into lies

Blessed are the warmongers
(Blessed are the warmongers)
Blessed are the warmongers
(Blessed are the warmongers)
They shall be called man made Gods

Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
I don't know why?
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die

Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
I don't know why?

Peacemaker die
I'm mister goody too
Do you really think the world
Can be Black, White, and Jew?

Peacemaker die
Mister music man
Don't turn your back on me
'Cause I'm the one with the gun

Blessed are the warmongers
(Blessed are the warmongers)
Blessed are the warmongers
(Blessed are the warmongers)
They shall be called sons of God

I don't know why?
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
I don't know why?
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die

Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
I don't know why?

Eeh ah

I have a dream this afternoon
That the brotherhood of man
Will become a reality in this day
With this faith
I will go out and
Carve the tunnel of hope
Through the mountain of despair
With this faith
I will go out with you and
Transform dark the yesterdays
Into bright tomorrows
With this faith
We will be able to achieve this new day
When all of the God's children
Black men and White men
Jews and Gentiles
Protestants and Catholics
Will be able to join hands
And sing with the Negroes
In the spiritual head
(Peacemaker die)
Free at last, free at last
(Peacemaker die)
Thank God Almighty
We're free at last

I don't know why?
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die

Peacemaker die
(Peacemaker die)
Peacemaker die
Peacemaker die
I don't know why? Yeah
Peacemaker die
Just one last time



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Peacemaker Die Lyrics as written by Nuno Bettencourt Gary F. Cherone

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    I think I remember in an interview I read that they were basically saying that any person who tries to preach peace (e.g. Martin Luther King) seems to get killed.

    NeglectedFieldon May 08, 2006   Link

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