I met a Jehovah's Witness the other day. She didn't try to hand me tracts of religious literature. And she didn't try to lure me in to a lengthy conversation about religion. Instead, we had a marvelous time chatting and laughing - religion was never mentioned.
A few days later I met a Muslim family, mom, dad, and two beautiful children, Fatimah and Abdul.
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Sung by Mike and the Mechanics
In a dream that I can never lose
He laughed when he saw me cryin'
At the pictures on the evening news
He said it's not really a dilemma
You're just a little out of touch
Don't think of the situation
Cos it'll make you think too much
Someone always hates someone
Someone always hates someone
Someone always sells a gun
Cos someone always hates someone
A child will be born tomorrow
As open as an empty cup
And we'll fill it with hope and sorrow
The very things that messed us up
We'll ask him to join the congregation
A Hindu, Muslim, Christian, or Jew
Pretty soon he'll recognize his brothers
But soon he'll know the enemy too
Someone always hates someone
Someone always hates someone
Someone always sells a gun
Cos someone always hates someone
I died and I went to heaven
In a dream I never had before
A good friend who had gone before me
Had kindly left my name at the door
I looked on the face of the Almighty
Couldn't help myself
I started to shout
How come you made a mess of things
How come you didn't work it out
He said
Someone always hates someone
Someone always hates someone
Someone always sells a gun
Cos someone always hates someone
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