| I saw a picture of a small girl |
| Crying and living in a lost world |
| The men fight for dear God |
| She don’t care ’cause there ain’t nothing left to share |
| I’d watched TV about a sick girl |
| She was only nine but she’ll be gone soon |
| When and where she’s going, God will know |
| She doesn’t want the sun to go |
| Don’t you know that we care |
| Keep the faith and hope is here |
| Deep in my heart I ask myself |
| Do we really, really care |
| I read the paper of a colored boy |
| He was starving so we’re the lone vultures |
| Why so full of sorrow, no tomorrow |
| There’s no rainbow, will he ever know |
| Don’t you know that we care |
| Keep the faith and hope is here |
| Deep in my heart I ask myself |
| Do we really, really care |
| Don’t you know that we pray |
| For you to see the light of day |
| For you to bring back the look of love |
| Words of wisdom, it’s not enough |
