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a song written for a project I tried to start.
Chat rooms for boys and girls from countries all over the world, special those who are in tension between them.
To make a bridge of people between governments.
Well, the project stopped the song remained.

lyrics

If you're human come on chat with me,

Let's turn the world a better place to be.
You will be surprised, 
you can close your eyes,
and float with me to new reality,

One day we'll have world peace...
This world can be a heaven for me and you,

try to understand this simple true

if we could stop the fights

and hold each other tight.. tonight

"make love not war" Lennon was right!

Then the time will come for peace around the whole world.

Because we're humans and that's about all

new born babies are innocent and so small

without wars we could fight the hanger

without wars we could fight the aids

without wars we could fight the cancer

And try to stop the misery and pain...

All we are saying, is give peace a chance…

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from ד​ל​ת עץ, released December 13, 2010
Vocals: Galy Tal & Igal Libedinsky

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Igal Libedinsky Shaharut, Israel

Musician - rocker in my soul.
Favourites bands Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin.
My music is very different from song to song, can't point a certain style.

All my life written songs and tunes, decided to take it out at the age of 50. ... more

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