Barclay James Harvest feat. John Lees Lyrics
"For No One"
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Please lay down your pistols and your rifles
Please lay down your colours and your creeds
Please lay down your thoughts of being no-one
Concentrate on what you ought to be
Then lay down your bullshit and your protests
Then lay down your governments of greed
Take a look at what lies all around you
Then pray God we can live in peace
Everyone's a loner 'till he needs a helping hand
Everyone is everybody else
Everyone's a no-one 'till he wants to make a stand
God alone knows how we will survive
So please lay down your pistols and your rifles
Please lay down your colours and your creeds
Please lay down your thoughts of being no-one
Concentrate on what you ought to be
Everyone's a loner 'till he needs a helping hand
Everyone is everybody else
Everyone's a no-one 'till he wants to make a stand
God alone knows how we will survive
Please lay down your colours and your creeds
Please lay down your thoughts of being no-one
Concentrate on what you ought to be
Then lay down your bullshit and your protests
Then lay down your governments of greed
Take a look at what lies all around you
Then pray God we can live in peace
Everyone's a loner 'till he needs a helping hand
Everyone is everybody else
Everyone's a no-one 'till he wants to make a stand
God alone knows how we will survive
So please lay down your pistols and your rifles
Please lay down your colours and your creeds
Please lay down your thoughts of being no-one
Concentrate on what you ought to be
Everyone's a loner 'till he needs a helping hand
Everyone is everybody else
Everyone's a no-one 'till he wants to make a stand
God alone knows how we will survive
This song is from the album "Everyone Is Everybody Else", "Barclay James Harvest Live", "B.J.H. Live Tapes", "Alone We Fly", "Revival - Live 1999", "Brave New World", "Echoes of A Brave New World", "Hymn: The Best Of Barclay James Harvest Live", "Gold Collection", "All Is Safely Gathered In - An Anthology 1967-1997", "Sea Of Tranquility: Polydor Years 1974-1997", "After The Day: The Radio Broadcasts", "After The Day: The Radio Broadcasts" and "Festivale: Through The Eyes Of John Lees".