“Song for Peace” is a heartfelt anthem for unity and compassion in a divided world. With honest reflections on conflict—from personal disputes to global wars—the song reminds us that our planet has enough for everyone, if only we choose to share. Its lyrics challenge us to look beyond differences, set aside narrow thinking, and remember our shared humanity. Calling out greed and hate, the song points to a better way: a world of kindness, understanding, and peace, where everyone is valued and no one is left behind.

Lyrics

Brothers and sisters the world is our home plenty for all when there’s Shalom
A fight with a friend, countries at war reason’s the same grabbing for more

There’s plenty of water plenty of air plenty of food if we would share
Plenty of land to build what we need too much hatred and too much greed

So many people all over the Earth ask their father what they’re worth
Would you want your child living in pain your child or mine it’s all the same

There’s plenty of water plenty of air plenty of food if we would share
Plenty of land to build what we need too much hatred and too much greed

Think about humanity not about technology don’t be a puppet of society
Put aside a narrow-mind make room for humankind drop me a line let me know what you decide

So many cultures so many beliefs everyone searching for something sweet
I may be broken when you’re doing fine but your blood isn’t redder than mine

There’s plenty of water plenty of air plenty of food if we would share
Plenty of land to build what we need too much hatred and too much greed