"World Peace" genre: Reggae
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	About the Baha'i concept of peace. World peace is not only possible, it is an inevitable result of God's plan for the human race. We still have not completed the maturation process, however. There are signs that we are progressing, although we obviously have a long way to go.
	MP3.com CD: Baha'i Reggae And World Beat - buy it! CD: Organic Reggae And World Beat, available on MusicBuilder.com   Label: Majnun Productions Credits: Wallace Pryor (composer): vocals, electric guitar, mandolin, harmonium. Dan Bayne: bass. Kirk Kirkwood: drums. Ray King: vibraslap. Recorded by John Katsafanas for Smith Lee Productions. Mastered by Beowulf. Copyright 2001, Majnun Productions (BMI).
	Story Behind the Song I wrote this in 1984 or so, although it was never performed in public until 2000. This arrangment is influenced by Jimmy Cliff and Desmond Dekker recordings produced by the late Leslie Kong. Lyrics There will be world peace When we find a way for all selfishness to cease How can there be a cause Until we find a way to adherance to the law I know it seems hopeless But we can make it work And we'll all see the light in the morning The Most Great Peace will come But we can't ignore all the warnings Darkness has fallen on every land But there is no need to fear These are words spoken by the One who knows The One who sees, the One who is always near "This fruitless strife, these ruinous wars, shall pass away "The Most Great Peace will come." These are words spoken by the Most Blessed and Promised Manifestation Salaam aleykum Wa alekum salaam (Peace be upon you, and upon you be peace) Wallace: vocals, guitar, mandolin, harmonium. Dan: bass. Kirk: drums. Ray: Vibraslap.

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