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DescriptionShe came to me one morning \nOne lonely Sunday morning \nHer long hair flowing \nIn the midwinter wind. \nI know not how she found me \nFor in darkness I was walking \nAnd destruction lay around me \nFrom a fight I could not win \nAh, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nShe asked me name my foe then \nI said the need within some men \nTo fight and kill their brothers \nWithout thought of love or God \nAnd I begged her, give me horses \nTo trample down my enemies \nSo eager was my passion \nTo devour this waste of life \nAh, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nBut she wouldn't think of battle that \nReduces men to animals \nSo easy to begin \nAnd yet impossible to end \nFor she's the mother of all men \nWho counselled me so wisely then \nI feared to walk alone again \nAnd asked if she would stay \nAh, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nOh, lady, lend your hand outright \nAnd let me rest here at your side \n"Have faith and trust in peace", she said \nAnd filled my heart with life \nThere is no strength in numbers \nHave no such misconception \nBut when you need me \nBe assured, I won't be far away \nAh, ah-ah, a-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nThus, having spoke, she turned away \nAnd though I found no words to say \nI stood and watched until I saw \nHer black coat disappear \nMy labour is no easier \nBut now I know I'm not alone \nI'll find new heart each time \nI think upon that windy day \nAnd if one day she comes to you \nDrink deeply from her words so wise \nTake courage from her as your prize \nAnd say hello from me
DescriptionShe came to me one morning \nOne lonely Sunday morning \nHer long hair flowing \nIn the midwinter wind. \nI know not how she found me \nFor in darkness I was walking \nAnd destruction lay around me \nFrom a fight I could not win \nAh, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nShe asked me name my foe then \nI said the need within some men \nTo fight and kill their brothers \nWithout thought of love or God \nAnd I begged her, give me horses \nTo trample down my enemies \nSo eager was my passion \nTo devour this waste of life \nAh, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nBut she wouldn't think of battle that \nReduces men to animals \nSo easy to begin \nAnd yet impossible to end \nFor she's the mother of all men \nWho counselled me so wisely then \nI feared to walk alone again \nAnd asked if she would stay \nAh, ah-ah, ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nOh, lady, lend your hand outright \nAnd let me rest here at your side \n"Have faith and trust in peace", she said \nAnd filled my heart with life \nThere is no strength in numbers \nHave no such misconception \nBut when you need me \nBe assured, I won't be far away \nAh, ah-ah, a-ah, ah-ah-ah \nAh, ah-ah-ah, ah-ah-ah \nThus, having spoke, she turned away \nAnd though I found no words to say \nI stood and watched until I saw \nHer black coat disappear \nMy labour is no easier \nBut now I know I'm not alone \nI'll find new heart each time \nI think upon that windy day \nAnd if one day she comes to you \nDrink deeply from her words so wise \nTake courage from her as your prize \nAnd say hello from me
