Peacekeeper

Fleetwood Mac

We make all of our suns the same 
Every one will suffer the fire we've made 
They all explode just the same 
And there's no going back on the plans we've made 

Peacekeeper take your time 
Wait for the dark of night 
Soon all the suns will rise
Peacekeeper don't tell why 
Don't be afraid to fight 
Love is the sweet surprise 

Only creatures who are on their way 
Ever poison their own well 
But we still have time to hate
And there's still something we can sell 

Peacekeeper take your time
Wait for the dark of night 
Soon all the suns will rise 

Peacekeeper don't tell why 
Don't be afraid to fight 
Love is the sweet surprise 

When the night is cold and still 
When you thought you've had your fill 
Take all the time you will 
This is not a test, it's not a drill 
Take no prisoners, only kill 

You know all of our friends are gods 
And they all tell us how to paint our face 
But there's only one brush we need 
It's the one that never leaves a trace 

Peacekeeper take your time 
Wait for the dark of night 
Soon all the suns will rise 

Peacekeeper don't tell why
Don't be afraid to fight 
Love is the sweet surprise 

Peacekeeper take your time 
Wait for the dark of night
Soon all the suns will rise 

Peacekeeper don't tell why 
Don't be afraid to fight 
Love is the sweet surprise 

When the night is cold and still 
When you thought you've had your fill 
This is not a test, it's not a drill
Take no prisoners, only kill


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