Featured song from 2021's Keys to My Head LP
On That Day
There came a day
We didn’t hug our mothers.
There came a day
We didn’t kiss our lovers.
And on that day
The sun rose like any other,
But we watched the numbers grow—
Those who didn’t recover.
There came a day,
There came a day.
There came a day
We couldn’t leave our houses.
There came a day
We looked at children and spouses
And wondered if they
Could be spared and counted
Among the saved.
There came a day,
There came a day.
And love still remains,
It’s in the stains
On the masks and gloves.
And love still proclaims,
All the names
Of those who risk dying for us.
And love makes a claim
On the heart
That cares enough
To love, and sing this refrain
To remind us
We need the human touch.
Love and sing this refrain
To remind us
We need the human touch.
Love and sing this refrain
To remind us
We need the human touch.
We need the human touch.
There will come a day
We will hug our mothers.
There will come a day
We will kiss our lovers.
And on that day
We’ll be sisters and brothers
And the sun will rise—
May we truly see each other.
On that day,
On that day.
May we truly see each other
On that day,
On that day.
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