
Dancing Without You
[Verse 1] Do you hear it—planes overhead, missiles slicing night’s despair? Do you feel it—families torn by war, too broken to repair? From Gaza streets to Syrian fields where hunger eats the land, From coral tombs in oceans blue, bleached away by no one’s hand. [Pre-Chorus] We see flashes on the screens—children cowering in dust, We hear the cries of desperate ones, demanding love and trust. [Chorus] Before we regret it, we’ve got to rise, Face the storms and the sorrow in before-our-eyes. Before time blurs and compassion dies, Let’s heal the world together—before we regret it, before it’s too late. [Verse 2] On Africa’s warming plains, leaders plant hope with trees of green, They shout for justice, investment—not just aid, but what they need. In Doha’s skies, a strike rings out, survivors tell the tale, Of bombs in peace talks; where negotiation should prevail. [Pre-Chorus] And somewhere far away, glaciers weep above our heads, While melting ice and shifting tides warn of tears not yet shed. [Chorus] Before we regret it, we’ve got to rise, Answer every heartbreak in those pleading eyes. Before the future’s sold to compromise, Let’s change the tide together—before we regret it, before time runs its last tries. [Bridge] There’s a summit at G20’s helm in Johannesburg skies, With unity and equality, voices we must amplify. And COP30’s horizon in Brazil calls for a climate stand, Tropical forests, our Earth’s lungs, crying out for our hand. [Breakdown] No more hollow promises of peace, no more deals left unchanged— It’s time to stand, to act, to really rearrange. [Verse 3] Technology’s a double-edged sword—AI wars and fractured trust, Governance must rise, transparent and fair, so power’s not just lust. Skills are empty shells when hope’s denied to every child, We’ve got to close those ever-widening divides, rebuild futures worthwhile. [Chorus] Before we regret it, we’ve got to rise, Mend every broken promise and the silent cries. Before tomorrow’s ashes turn to lies, Let’s weave a better story—before we regret it, before all hope dies. [Outro] We stand at the brink, but hearts can still shape fate— This is our moment to act, before it all turns too late. Before we regret it.

