Take the steel

from No One Can Stop This Train by Heart Hand Soul

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lyrics

Take a deep moment to watch the earth tyrannies
The last time you checked out we thought we were free
Help is on its way still no plant wants to grow
The hourglass tips around when the land is in sorrow
Vanity is dust, crucial lives are a must
Tragedy as such, if only we could trust
Tanks rolling in on the left bank
Rockets exploding holy signs
(The) City is in rumbles, reminds me of Crusaders time
Frightening our the land mine
Destroying the little man
From safe home to no safe place
The road is shut behind
Have you not heard before?
The tow of war last long
When children are blown all solutions are torn
Take the steel from me
Remove me from metal guns
The world is a gong
Working for Satan
Take the steel from me
Evil nuclear possessions
Weapons of mass destruction
Spraying Chemicals on Nations
I'm sorry to say but the truth is the truth
We got to do so much better if we want to improve the youth
Help is on its way still no animal wants to play
The hourglass tips around when the tiger runs away
110, billion, lives and count
Water and air are toxic
By your poisonous mouth
Be aware you will extinct
Take the steel from me
Believe me believe me believe me to the top
Believe me, believe me on this Rock, Help is on its way!
It is my only stand
Stop fighting nature
Give your woman, your child a chance
Take the steel from me
For heaven sake, take a glance
No future for the planet
If we don’t love the bigger plan

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from No One Can Stop This Train, released December 19, 2018

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Heart Hand Soul Montreal, Québec

My inspiration and in-depth discovery of words meaning and their adjustment are pivotal in the songs that I write. Original but emotional, I take my hand to write and pouring my lyrics and music to my heart and soul contentment. These musical poems deal with freedom of mankind, family ties and social values where we have lost and maintain our roots of creation that herald our precious world. ... more