Fall of The Peacemakers

David Lawrence Hlubek

A king without a sword
A land without a king
A truth without a voice
One song left to sing
One song to sing

A wise man told me there's something you should know
The way you judge a man is to look into his soul
And you'll soon see everything

A voice from the past cried, "Give peace a chance"
He paid our price now he's free at last
Imagine, we called him a dreamer
How many times must good men die?
How many tears will the children cry?
'Til they suffer no more sadness
Stop the madness
Oh, stop the madness

If ashes are ashes and dust is dust
At our journey's end then return we must
To the sands of the shore
White doves in flight
Peace to all
But tell me why the peacemakers fall
Must we bury anymore?

The hush of the crowd as the horse rode by
A black lace veil hid the tears from her eyes
And we all wept in silence
How many times must good men die?
How many times will the children cry?
'Til they suffer no more sadness
Oh, stop the madness
Oh, stop all the madness

Trivia about the song Fall of The Peacemakers by Molly Hatchet

On which albums was the song “Fall of The Peacemakers” released by Molly Hatchet?
Molly Hatchet released the song on the albums “No Guts...No Glory” in 1983, “Double Trouble-Live” in 1985, “Greatest Hits” in 1990, “Silent Reign of Heroes” in 1998, “25th Anniversary: Best of Re-Recorded” in 2003, and “Flirtin' With Disaster - Live” in 2007.
Who composed the song “Fall of The Peacemakers” by Molly Hatchet?
The song “Fall of The Peacemakers” by Molly Hatchet was composed by David Lawrence Hlubek.

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