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"Arms Raised To The Sky" Kevin Lajiness


If you take a picture of me
I’m standing in a field with my arms
To the sky asking the lord
Why oh why cant man get it right some time
How can nature be in such harmony?
And we could careless for the land
Take down all the fences let the herds
Populate again
Standing in a field all day long
From sunrise to dawn with one eye
Perch on the sky just incase a bird flies by
Like the guy that drinks to much
Mans excesses will catch up
Drunk with power and corrupt
And wanting more
Destroying what god has giving us
In time a way of life that’s not in line
With the rest of the animals
In a field with my hands to the sky
Asking god why oh why with one eye perched to the sky
Just incase a bird flies by and if it be a hawk I tell
Myself this must be a sign
Or his way to remind
If you take a picture of me
I’m standing in a field with my arms
To the sky asking the lord
Why oh why cant man get it right some time
How can nature be in such harmony?
And we could careless for the land
Take down all the fences let the herds
Populate again
Standing in a field all day long
From sunrise to dawn with one eye
Perch on the sky just incase a bird flies by
Like the guy that drinks to much
Mans excesses will catch up
Drunk with power and corrupt
And wanting more
Destroying what god has giving us
In time a way of life that’s not in line
With the rest of the animals
In a field with my hands to the sky
Asking god why oh why with one eye perched to the sky
Just incase a bird flies by and if it be a hawk I tell
Myself this must be a sign
Or his way to remind

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