Album: FAMINE FOR LOVE | Song lyrics to: FAMINE FOR LOVE
"FAMINE FOR LOVE"
Verse 1
I stepped onto the crumbling sidewalk of a nation that claims to be
A place of truth and freedom, a land of opportunity.
“We trust in God,” this nation proclaims, but trust died years ago,
And God is among the list of names of people you don’t know.
Chorus 1
There is a famine for love sweepin’ this nation.
There’s a famine for peace of mind.
There’s a famine for hope that’s killin’ my generation.
There’s a famine killin’ all mankind.-
Verse 2
There’s an echoing distant memory of love that died in the Aquarian Age.
Now the air is thick with hatred; fear and anger are turned into rage.
My eyes are stinging with the tears that I weep
For the death of souls and lives:
Some buried alive from sadness, others perish from guns and knives.
Repeat Chorus 1
Verse 3
Oh, won’t you let me get you a Doctor, who can save your dying spirit?
He’s been calling your name for a long time,
Have you listened? Can you hear it?
A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief,
It was for you He died. And His Word of life can heal your soul
And fill that emptiness inside.
Chorus 2
There’s a famine for love sweepin’ this nation.
There’s a famine for peace of mind.
There is a famine for hope that’s killin’ my generation.
There’s a famine killin’ all mankind.
Repeat Chorus 2
"FAMINE FOR LOVE" (with chords)
Intro: (D)-(Bm)-(G)-(D)-(Bm)-(G)
Verse 1
I (D)stepped onto the crumbling (Bm)sidewalk of a (G)nation that claims to (D)be
(F#m7)A place of truth and (Bm7)freedom, a (G)land of oppor(D)tunity.
“We trust in God,” this (Bm7)nation proclaims, (G)but trust died years a(Bm)go,
And (G)God is among the (D)list of names of (Asus4)people you don’t (A)know.
Chorus 1
There is a (D)famine for (F#m7)love sweepin’ this (Bm)nation.
There’s a (G)famine (D/F#)for peace of (Asus4)mind.(A)
There’s a (D)famine for (F#m)hope that’s (Bm7)killin’ my generation.
There’s a (Em7)famine (G)killin’ all man(C)kind.(Asus4)-(A)
Verse 2
There’s an (D)echoing distant (Bm)memory of love that (G)died in the Aquarian (D)Age.
Now the (F#m7)air is thick with (Bm)hatred; fear and (G)anger are turned into (D)rage.
My eyes are stinging with the (Bm7)tears that I weep
For the (G)death of souls and (Bm7)lives:
Some (G)buried alive from (D/F#)sadness, others (A7sus4)perish from guns and (A7)knives.
Repeat Chorus 1
(F#m7)-(Bsus4)-(B) (C#m)-(A)-(B)-(C#m)-(A)-(B) (C#m)-(A)-(B)-(C#m)-(A)-(B) (C#m)
Verse 3
Oh, won’t you (E)let me get you a (C#m)Doctor, who can (A)save your dying (E)spirit?
He’s been (G#m)calling your name for a (C#m)long time,
Have you (A)listened? Can you (E)hear it?
A man of sorrows and ac(C#m)quainted with grief,
(A)It was for you He (C#m)died. And His (A)Word of life can (E/G#)heal your soul
And (Bsus4)fill that empti(B)ness inside.
Chorus 2
There’s a (E)famine for (G#m7)love sweepin’ this (C#m)nation.
There’s a (A)famine (E/G#)for peace of (Bsus4)mind.
(B)There is a (E)famine for (G#m7)hope that’s (C#m)killin’ my generation.
There’s a (F#m7)famine (A)killin’ all man(D)kind.
(Dmaj7)-(Dmaj6)-(D/A) (Bm)-(A/B)-(B)
Repeat Chorus 2
(Bsus4)-(B) (E)-(C#m)-(A)-(E)-(C#m)-(Asus2)