"The Color Of Caring" lyrics

[Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit:]

There is much, however, to be done

At an ever-increasing

[?] unrest and revolt must inevitably follow
Which, in turn, may reignite the spark of war which still lies smoldering
In order to prevent it from being rekindled
We must remove the causes which [?] wars
Poverty, [?], discrimination, colonial rule

At an ever-increasing

To reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, through abolition of all forms of discrimination, and by the granting of equality of opportunity to all men and women, regardless of race and religion
There is much work, and hard work, to be done
Throughout the years, war has been described as a great adventure, and death on the battlefield as the highest form of national service
It is my deal that the adventure of living is far more noble, more exciting, than that of dying
And the highest form of service to one's nation or to the world is to live for humanity, and to serve it according to one's ability and strength

I resent peace being depicted as an emenic dancer in a white nightgown
To me, she is a beautiful woman, fully grown and radiant with love of the human race

I think this should certainly be an inspiration for every one of us to put our shoulder to the wheel and to work with renewed effort for peace

But it has to begin in a little way and we hope that our little whisper will make a big noise if we carry it on long enough