… EDUCATION FOR PEACE …
A video from Eric Bibb’s Album One Mississippi
If you want to hear authentic American jazz and blues, it is best to live in France or Australia. Here in France where I live, there is continuous jazz and blues on the TSF Jazz and Jazz Radio channels that are accessible everywhere and that attract large numbers of listeners.
Last night, listening to TSF jazz, I heard this new song by Eric Bibb that captures the spirit of the culture of peace that we need in these difficult times.
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What place does music have in the peace movement?
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Here are the lyrics.
We got to live in peace someday. Got to live in peace. Study war no more.
We got to find a way somehow. We got to find a way. We got to find it now.
We got to face the past. It’s true. We got to face the past. Heal our hearts at last.
We got to make amends today. We got to make amends. Wash our sins away.
We got to come back home, my friends. We got to come back home.
We’ve been gone too long. We’ve been gone so long. We got to find a way somehow. We got to find a way. We got to find it now.
This is the final song in the new album of Eric Bibb that is called One Mississippi. Click here for the full album.
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