Vision of the World
Embrace Change: A Vision of Unity and Hope
Lyrics
Watch how the light shines ahead
Encourages observing the positive aspects and opportunities in life.
In this hour of darkness, when you're afraid
Addresses facing challenges and fears during difficult times.
Can't we just love and create?
Advocates for choosing love and creativity over negativity.
In stead of all of this destruction and the hate
Expresses a desire for unity and discourages destructive behaviors and hatred.
In vision of the world
Emphasizes envisioning a better world.
What does it take to be true?
Ponders the qualities needed to be genuine and authentic.
Not to fall into sorrow, weakening you
Discourages succumbing to sorrow and weakness.
Humans can make some mistakes
Recognizes human fallibility and the inevitability of mistakes.
What's important is the learning they create
Highlights the importance of learning from mistakes.
In a vision of the world
Reiterates the theme of envisioning a positive world.
Where do we all draw the line of our fate?
Raises the question of determining one's destiny and limits.
It's never too late to decide
Stresses that it's never too late to make decisions about one's fate.
What kind of people are we now?
Questions the current state of humanity.
What kind of people?
Repeats the inquiry about the nature of people.
We've got to change ourselves somehow
Advocates for personal change to contribute to a better world.
What kind of people?
Reiterates the call for individual transformation.
Where do we all draw the line of our fate?
Rephrases the question about defining personal destinies and boundaries.
It's never too late to decide
Emphasizes the enduring opportunity to shape one's fate.
What kind of people are we now?
Asks about the current character of humanity.
What kind of people?
Repeats the inquiry into the nature of people.
We've got to change ourselves somehow
Reiterates the need for personal transformation for positive change.
What kind of people?
Restates the question regarding the nature of humanity.
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