WHAT IF WE
What if we had only one religion
And one race of man
They’d be no reason to kill or fight
And the world would be right
What if all the nations joined as one
I know I’m just dreaming
But come join me if you can
We can make the world a little better
When we join our hearts and get together
What if we had no enemies
Only friends all around
No one you want to hate
It is never to late
I believe it’s time to look at your heart
I know I’m just dreaming
Come and join me every one
Then this world will be worth living in
And we will all have something to believe in
Marty West
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Marty West
Happily Married 58 years old
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