The World Today

JOHN LEE HOOKER

I wonder why this world is sweet Hell
I wonder why this world is in uproar
Everyday you read about somethin' new
They're fightin' all over the world
People fightin' all over the world

Race against race, they're fightin' everyday
I wonder when, disaster comin' to a end
I wonder when, I wonder when
This nightmare comin' to a end
I can't believe it's gonna last always

And every time I pick up a paper
I always read bad news
And every time I pick up a paper
I always read bad news
I wonder when this nightmare is gonna end

You find so many young people
They're fightnin' in every town, on campus
You find so many young people
They're fightnin' in every town, on campus
I don't know, don't know, what they're right or wrong
But they're kind of fightin' for their rights, yeah, yeah, yeah

The old people leave the young kids alone
Let them run their own lives, yeah, yeah
The old folks leave the young kids alone
And let them run their own life
It's a brand new world today

Look at here now, you'll find some of them old people
They're not hip to the modern days
They want their kids to live like they live
But no, them days are gone
It's a brand new world

One way to solve their problem, it takes time
The old coots die out and leave it to the young kids
Be a beautiful world and then
There won't be no fighting on campus any more
'Cause my kids and your kids, when they grow up and get drunk
They'll understand, all old coots are gone in their grave

But as long as they live there's gonna be figitin' in every town
Hey, hey, in every campus, the young kids walkin' out
Hey, hey, hey, hey, the old folks when they're gone, when they're gone
It'll be a better world to live in

Couple a young kids is the world today
Thank you

Trivia about the song The World Today by John Lee Hooker

When was the song “The World Today” released by John Lee Hooker?
The song The World Today was released in 1971, on the album “Hooker 'n Heat”.
Who composed the song “The World Today” by John Lee Hooker?
The song “The World Today” by John Lee Hooker was composed by JOHN LEE HOOKER.

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