You Say That the Battle Is Over
Let me take you back to the year 1980, when the legendary John Denver released a heartfelt song titled “You Say That the Battle Is Over.” This beautiful track is part of his album Autograph, which showcases Denver’s incredible talent as a singer-songwriter.
As you listen to the soothing melody and Denver’s gentle voice, you can’t help but be transported to a place of peace and reflection. The composition history of this song is quite interesting. Denver wrote it during a time of personal reflection and introspection, and it reflects his own journey of self-discovery.
The lyrics of “You Say That the Battle Is Over” are deeply meaningful and thought-provoking. They explore themes of love, loss, and the search for inner peace. Denver’s poetic words paint a vivid picture of a person grappling with the challenges of life, yet finding solace in the midst of it all.
This song has had a profound influence on many listeners over the years. Its timeless message resonates with people from all walks of life, reminding us that even in the midst of our struggles, there is hope and a way forward.
If you’re a fan of John Denver or simply appreciate heartfelt music, I highly recommend giving “You Say That the Battle Is Over” a listen. It’s a song that will touch your soul and leave you feeling inspired.
To learn more about John Denver and his incredible body of work, you can visit his personal page. And if you want to dive deeper into the meaning and influence of “You Say That the Battle Is Over,” check out this detailed article.
So, sit back, relax, and let the soothing sounds of John Denver’s “You Say That the Battle Is Over” wash over you. Discover the magic of this timeless song and let it inspire you on your own journey of self-discovery.
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You Say That the Battle Is Over – John Denver lyrics
🎵 Let’s sing along with the lyrics! 🎤
And you say that the battle is overAnd you say that the war is all done Go tell it to those with the wind in their nose Who run from the sound of the gunAnd write it on the sides of the great whaling shipsOr on ice floes where conscience is tossed With the wild in their eyes it is they who must die And it’s we who must measure the lossAnd you say that the battle is overAnd finally the world is at peace You mean no one is dying and mothers don’t weep Or it’s not in the papers at leastThere are those who would deal in the darkness of lifeThere are those who would tear down the sun And most men are ruthless but some will still weep When the gifts we were given are goneNow the blame cannot fall on the heads of a fewIt’s become such a part of the race It’s eternally tragic that which is magic Be killed at the end of the glorious chaseFrom young seals to great whales from waters to woodThey will fall just like weeds in the wind With fur coats and perfumes and trophies on walls What a hell of a race to call menAnd you say that the battle is overAnd you say that the war is all done Go tell it to those with the wind in their nose Who run from the sound of the gunAnd write it on the sides of the great whaling shipsOr on ice floes where conscience is tossed With the wild in their eyes it is they who must die And we who must measure the loss With the wild in their eyes it is they who must die And we who will measure the cost
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