Why Can t We Be Friends - WAR

Dave Matthews Band - Funny The Way It Is

LRC by lzh ,from jiangxi pingxiang

@ @

Lying in the park on a beautiful day

Sunshine in the grass, and the children play

Siren's passing, fire engine red

Someone's house is burning down on a day like this?

The evening comes and we,re hanging out

On the front step, and a car rolls by with the windows rolled down

And that war song is playing, “why can,t we be friends?”

Somebody's screaming and crying in the apartment upstairs

Funny the way it is, if you think about it

Somebody's going hungry and someone else is eating out

Funny the way it is, nor right or wrong

Somebody's heart is broken and it becomes your favorite song

Laying out in a field in a lover's kiss

Like a baby bird on a breeze or water to a fig

A bomb blast brings a building crashing to the floor

You can hear the laughter while the children play “war”

Funny the way it is, if you think about it

A kid walks 10 miles to school, another's dropping out

Funny the way it is, nor right or wrong

Oh, a soldier's last breath and a baby's being born

Standing on a bridge, watch the water passing under me

It must,ve been much harder when there was no bridge, just water

Now the world is small. Remember how it used to be,

with mountains and oceans and winters and rivers and stars?

Watch the sky, the jet planes, so far out of my reach

Is there someone up there looking down on me?

Boy chase a bird, so close but every time

He,ll never catch her, but he can't stop trying

Funny the way it is, if you think about it

A kid walks 10 miles to school, another's dropping out

Funny the way it is, nor right or wrong

Oh, a soldier's last breath and a baby's being born

Funny the way it is, nor right or wrong

Somebody's heart is broken and it becomes your favorite song

Funny the way it is, nor right or wrong

A kid walks 10 miles to school, another's dropping out

Standing on a bridge, watch the water passing under me

It must,ve been much harder when there was no bridge, just water

Now the world is small. Remember how it used to be,

with mountains and oceans and winters and rivers and stars?