[male
vocals] (
Gentle
marimba
riff
fades
in) (
Violin
sweeps
gracefully) (
Warm
trumpet
swells)
Oh,
hear
the
sound,
hear
the
call
Across
the
lands,
beyond
the
wall
Yeah,
to
the
world
I
look
out
across
the
shifting
tides
Where
every
heart
has
somewhere
to
hide
We
search
for
meaning
in
the
morning
light
Trying
to
make
the
heavy
burden
feel
right
The
roads
are
long
and
the
paths
are
steep
But
promises
are
ours
alone
to
keep
We
walk
together
through
the
sun
and
rain
To
find
a
rhythm
that
can
ease
the
pain
To
the
world,
we
bring
this
song
of
grace
A
quiet
love
in
this
crowded
place
No
justice,
no
peace,
that’
s
what
we
say
Chasing
the
clouds
of
the
night
away
With
the
trumpet
blowing
and
the
strings
so
high
We
lift
our
spirits
up
to
the
sky
To
the
world,
yeah,
to
the
world
I
see
the
people
in
the
city
square
Breathtaking
stories
hanging
in
the
air
We
aren't
asking
for
the
world
to
change
Just
a
little
space
for
the
things
that
range
Beyond
the
anger
and
the
heated
gate
We
choose
to
love
before
we
choose
to
hate
The
marimba
dances
on
a
steady
beat
Making
the
bitter
struggle
taste
so
sweet
To
the
world,
we
bring
this
song
of
grace
A
quiet
love
in
this
crowded
place
No
justice,
no
peace,
that’
s
what
we
say
Chasing
the
clouds
of
the
night
away
With
the
trumpet
blowing
and
the
strings
so
high
We
lift
our
spirits
up
to
the
sky
To
the
world,
yeah,
to
the
world
It's
not
about
the
thunder
or
the
roar
It's
about
the
knocking
at
the
open
door
Can
you
hear
the
melody
of
common
ground?
It's
the
only
harmony
that
should
be
found
Bridge
the
silence,
bridge
the
divide
With
nothing
to
lose
and
nothing
to
hide
To
the
world,
we
bring
this
song
of
grace
A
quiet
love
in
this
crowded
place
No
justice,
no
peace,
that’
s
what
we
say
Chasing
the
clouds
of
the
night
away
With
the
trumpet
blowing
and
the
strings
so
high
We
lift
our
spirits
up
to
the
sky
To
the
world,
yeah,
to
the
world
Let
the
trumpet
carry
it
home
Wherever
you
go,
you’
re
never
alone
To
the
world
To
the
world (
Violin
fades
into
marimba
echoes)
Just
peace,
just
love
To
the
world