Whose God

F C World peace, world war E Am Little one, what are you dying for? F C Well, at least, you have the E Am Ambiguity of a metaphor F C That we've heard, for we're taught E Am For we've learned not to question a second thought F C But I've had quite a lot G These days, yeah A G Whoa and whoa and whoa, oh, oh G Em G What in the hell is going on? A G And whoa and whoa and whoa, oh, oh Em This is impossible F C G There's a beautiful baby girl being born Am Wrong place, wrong time F C G With a heart and a soul and a family torn Am At the drop of a borderline F C G There's a beautiful baby girl in a storm Am Of missiles and land mines F C G And I don't know what to say F C G Oh, whose god would want it this way? F C So, I call up a friend E Am And we talk, talked about everything F C From the end of the world E Am To the start and the in-between F C Well, I'm not a religious man E Am But I do think I understand F C That peace wasn't just G Some dead man's dream, yeah A G Whoa and whoa and whoa, oh, oh Em This is impossible F C G There's a beautiful baby girl being born Am Wrong place, wrong time F C G With a heart and a soul and a family torn Am At the drop of a borderline F C G There's a beautiful baby girl in a storm Am Of missiles and land mines F C G And I don't know what to say F C G Oh, whose god would want it this way? F C Ever wonder if why you're alive G Am Is because you were born on the winning team? F C Ever looked at the TV G Am And thought about how this is really happening? F C Ever said something stupid E Am With no idea how powerful those words would be? F C G Oh, I don't know what to say F C G Oh, whose god would want it this way?