New world

I saw a dream — above the ashen towns
A sun was rising quieter than storm.
No armies marched, no crosses and no crowns,
And children lifted up their eyes, reborn.

The rivers sang the way they did at dawn,
And every house was filled with living light.
No one was aiming at another one,
And fear was just a shadow, gone from sight.

Open the doors, the night has passed away,
We walked through dark but carried love inside.
The Earth is tired of remembering names,
She forgives and gives birth again with time.

No women hid their children from the sky,
No men went searching where the enemy stands.
The heavens were much wider than the tide,
And stars were only lighthouses and friends.

Open the doors, the night has passed away,
We walked through dark but carried love inside.
The Earth is tired of remembering names,
She forgives and gives birth again with time.

And if the world still trembles in its sleep,
Give it your hand — it's not the same it was.
We'll be the light in this silence deep,
Until the last ice melts and turns to dust.

New world, new world,
It's already here — between us.
New world, new world,
It begins with us.