Everyone Leo Sayer

"Everyone" by Leo Sayer, released in 1979, is a pop ballad that explores themes of love, connection, and the human experience. The lyrics convey a message of unity and empathy, emphasizing the importance of caring for one another. Musically, it features Sayer's emotive vocals and orchestral arrangements. The song resonates with listeners, promoting a sense of community and understanding. #Pop

Unless you've been asleep or dead
Lying safely in your bed
You can't have missed
The global sense of fear

We have the right to disagree
Still we abuse this liberty
We gamble 'til the end is getting near
Well me I wanna dissapear 'cos

I love everyone – I love you all
I just wish that there was peace on earth
One God to save us all

We harvest every inch of space
Accelerate the human race
Create so much
And yet we say we're bored

We beg and steal, re-populate
With urban dreams that nurture hate
And celebrate each juicy little war
If more is less – then less if less is more

I love everyone – I love you all
I just wish that there was peace on earth
One God to serve us all

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