Little child, your eyes I see your pain
My heart cries, when I hear you cry again
Frail and small, can you believe fifteen years old
What is sad, he hasn't got far to go, oh oh, no no
Yes, we'll cry, yes we'll cry
Our hearts they feel no hate
Babies scream, babies scream
They'll never achieve their dreams
Shall we dance, yes we'll dance
The sky will hear our song
And maybe rain
'Cos it's been much too long
Mother's die, leaving hungry mouths behind
They can't hold on, when God wants them by His side
It's up to me, it's up to you
Visualize and pray, is what we mustn't forget to do
Yes, we'll cry, yes we'll cry
Our hearts they feel no hate, no, no
Babies scream, babies scream
They'll never achieve their dreams
Shall we dance, yes we'll dance
The sky will hear our song
And maybe rain
'Cos it's been much too long
Dry land, open up and let me in
Dry land, look what is happening
You know, there is plenty, plenty
Plenty of work to do
This can't go down as another disaster in history
This can't go down as another disaster in history
This can't go down as another disaster in history

Des’ree

Desirée Annette Weeks, known by her stage name as Des'ree, is a British R&B singer.

She started in 1991 (signed by Sony 550) with her debut single “Feel So High”. Her debut album Mind Adventures was released in 1992. It reached minor success worldwide (It reached the top thirty in the UK) and is certified silver in the UK. “You Gotta Be” was the lead single for Desirée and gained massive success. It hit the Billboard Hot 100 at number five and was huge in the UK.

Her second album I Ain’t Movin' was a win, being certified gold in multiple countries (UK, US, Australia, and New Zealand) and selling 2.5 million copies worldwide. In 1998, Des'ree made another hit; “Kissing You”. It peaked in the top ten and number one in multiple countries and earned her a Brit Award for British Female Solo Artist. She also released her third album Supernatural that year, which is now certified gold in the UK. After 1999, Des'ree dissapeared from the public.