Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song La Colombe-The Dove , by - Joan Baez. Song from the album Joan, in the genre ПопRelease date: 31.12.2005
Record label: Vanguard
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song La Colombe-The Dove , by - Joan Baez. Song from the album Joan, in the genre ПопLa Colombe-The Dove |
| Why all these bugles cry |
| These squads of young men drill |
| To kill and to be killed |
| Stood waiting by the train |
| Why the orders loud and hoarse |
| Why the engine’s groaning cough |
| As it strains to drag us all |
| Into the holocaust |
| Why crowds who sing and cry |
| And shout and fling us flowers |
| And trade their rights for ours |
| To murder and to die |
| The dove has torn her wing (s?) |
| So no more songs of love |
| We are not here to sing |
| We’re here to kill the dove |
| Why must this moment come |
| When childhood has to die |
| When hope shrinks to a sigh |
| And speech into a drum |
| Why are they pale and still |
| Young boys trained over night |
| Concripts payed to kill |
| And dressed in gray to fight |
| These rainclouds massing tight |
| This train load battle bound |
| This moving burial ground |
| Goes thundering to the night |
| The dove has torn her wing (s?) |
| So no more songs of love |
| We are not here to sing |
| We’re here to kill the dove |
| Why statues towering grave |
| Above the last defeat |
| Old words and lies repeat |
| Across a new made grave |
| And why the same still birds |
| That victory always brought |
| These hours of glory bought |
| By men with mounds of earth |
| Dead ash without a spark |
| Where cities used to be |
| Where guns probe every spark |
| And crush it into dust |
| The dove has torn her wing (s?) |
| So no more songs of love |
| We are not here to sing |
| We’re here to kill the dove |
| And while your face undone |
| With jagged lines of tears |
| That gave in those first years |
| All the peace I’d ever want |
| Your body in the gloom |
| The platform fading back |
| Your shadow on the track |
| A flower upon a tomb |
| And why these days ahead |
| When I must let you cry |
| And live prepared to die |
| And to… |
| The dove has torn her wing (s?) |
| So no more songs of love |
| We are not here to sing |
| We’re here to kill the dove |
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