From Hamburg down to Munich, the train rolls on its way, So many years of hardship, but we start anew today. Did I just dream of mountains? Of ash and blood-red rain? Or did I cross that valley? Was real, all of that pain? What if everything could start anew? What if love would never leave? What if heaven and the earth Could meet together, joined as one? What if evil had never been? What if love alone were lived? What, yes, what could come to be If love were reigning here? No more tears and no more sorrow, No one there would face their death. When the heavens rest upon the earth, And love is all that ever is. If everyone lays down their walls, stone by stone, aside, More than just a wish will live and travel through the cold night. No room for empty promises; leave your hands unclosed, For even in the loudest crowd, a new road can unfold. A table, bread, a name at last pronounced the way it should— When love becomes our measure, fear weighs less than it once could. What, yes, what could come to be If love were reigning here No more tears and no more sorrow, No one there would face their death. When the heavens rest upon the earth, And love is all that ever is. Will there be a peace forever, For God Himself will dwell with us? No ending! No fear! Only love remains! No more tears and no more sorrow, No one there would face their death. When the heavens rest upon the earth, And love is all that ever is. Will there be a peace forever, For God Himself will dwell with us?
