When You Say Thy Grace
Beyond a wounded battlefield,
The trumpet said unto the hill,
Listen to the daffodils
Listen to the daffodils
“The fist of mars redeem thy space
From mortal men of the human race
There is a time, and there is a place,
When you must to say thy grace;
Unfolded wings to take flight,
up towards heaven, or
When you walk in the valley of death
Say thy grace, removing fear and removing hate
Say thy grace, ending hunger and ending pain
Say thy grace, and shed thy tears
Say thy grace, but deliver us from evil,
When the peace train comes home, again”
Copyright © Gregory Golden | Year Posted 2007
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