Is world peace just an errant thought
And can I be bought 
As I watch the children die in Gaza 
And the feminists are full of bravada 
But they herald a movie about a drink 
And deck themselves out in pink 
While I watch an atomic bomb descend 
The kind of suffering you cannot mend 
And we raise man up high 
But what happens when he starts to die 
By his own hand 
Individually when people don’t understand 
Or as a collective in the fires of war 
As we look on and wonder what it’s for 
And some say freedom and other need secure 
But I was locked behind a closed door 
And they fastened the key 
Far away from me 
So I couldn’t get at it 
How could I tell them I flat to the mat it 
As I watch Sinéad walk up and down the hall 
So I copy her coz fuck it all 
And they’ve got their notes and pens 
Figure that out, fuck you, amen 
I walk backwards when I’m talking to that nurse 
She says find a new way so I rehearse 
How I can mime the way I feel 
I say I feel sick and the Gavisgon is real 
And pink in a little cup 
I take it like a drug 
That might do me some good 
And they try to draw blood 
From a turnip but I laugh when I’m in the bathroom 
Coz I’m high on the sounds of doom 
And they come and knock every fifteen minutes 
“Just doing the check”, that’s the way innit
And there was nice shampoo left by someone else
I just found out it’s Israeli and bad for your health 
So I don’t buy it in the shop 
And you can say I’m anti semetic but I’m not 
I’m just pissed off as hell 
That you don’t see the humans you tell 
To move to the south and into Rafah, refugees
And you would have them on their knees 
Just so you could be taller than them 
As if the Bible means that it happens again 
Every great flood and plague of locusts 
But I think you may have lost your focus 
Coz the Arab population 
Have as much right to an education 
As the highest scholar in the land 
The Sufi poets that understand 
Things I can’t put my finger upon 
And my words will live on after I’m gone 
To bear witness and say 
A just war is not okay 
And at the break of day 
Peace will come to land on the bay