In Tua Nua The Innocent and the Honest Ones

We gathered here today
To find out what you had to say
What you had to say

I want to believe in you, if I can find a way
I see signs of you, each and every day

You’re in the innocent and the honest ones
The liberators and the selfless ones
In the forests and the air they give
The few oceans where life still lives

I want to believe in you, not corrupt institutions
You’re a feeling inside, not rules or regulations
You gave us sexuality, desire is no sin
You gave out common sense, but not in a catechism

You’re in the innocent and the honest ones
The liberators and the selfless ones
In the forests and the air they give
The few oceans where life still lives

You’re in the innocent and the honest ones

I want to believe in you
I want to believe in you


But I’ve learned to hate
The holy hold on civil freedom
Rebel rousing religious salesmen
Self-denying Catholic virgins
Papal Bull for useless reasons
The holy wars against woman
Sacred vows against treason
Religious banks, tender mercy
Futile wars, the torn nation

You’re in the innocent and the honest ones
The liberators and the selfless ones
In the forests and the air they give
The few oceans where life still lives

You’re in the innocent and the honest ones
The liberators and the selfless ones
In the forests and the air they give
The few oceans where life still lives
You’re in the innocent and the honest ones