The Simple Truth A Child Is Born

Chris de Burgh

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verse 1: A child is born on a battlefield A soldier boy falls to his knees And a woman cries in joy and pain When will we live in peace again? verse 2: A child is born where the wild wind blows In a country torn from the south to the north And a family runs from day to day When will we see our home again? When will we see the simple truth The only thing that’s worth a damn The life of a child is more than a forest The life of a child is more than a border Could ever be. verse 3: A child is born in the desert sun A tiny life has just begun And a mother cries for her hungry babe When will I feed my boy again? verse 4: A child is born to an ordinary home East or west it could be anyone But we all want to know will my child survive to see the day When we will be secure again? When will we see the simple truth That the only thing that’s worth a damn The life of a child is more than a forest The life of a child is more than a border The life of a child is more than religion The life of a child is only a heartbeat from eternity We must believe for the sake of humanity We must believe!!! For the sake of humanity we must believe.

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Cette chanson évoque la naissance d'un enfant dans des contextes difficiles, tels que des guerres ou des zones de conflit, soulignant la fragilité de la vie humaine face à la violence et à la souffrance. Elle parle des larmes et des espoirs d'une mère qui se bat pour un avenir meilleur, tout en questionnant notre incapacité à vivre en paix. À travers ses paroles, l’artiste nous rappelle que la vie d'un enfant transcende les frontières géographiques, culturelles et même religieuses, et qu'elle doit être valorisée au-dessus de tout. Cela résonne avec la quête universelle de sécurité et de bonheur, tant pour les enfants que pour l'humanité dans son ensemble.

Le Chansonnier