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Whose World Is This

from Human Interesting by Jim Page

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Produced by Orville Johnson
Words and music by Jim Page

Jim Page: vocals and guitar
Orville Johnson: electric guitar and vocal
David Lang: keyboard
Will Dowd: percussion
Tommy Creegan: uillean pipes

lyrics

four winds, seven seas
relative humanities
everywhere I look I see
some one looking back at me

nation states and border lines
divided states of mind
politics comes to blows
and everybody wants to know

whose world is this?

First World riding high
Second World standing by
Third World under fire
funny how we all conspire

we don't know 'cause we can't see
how such a way could come to be
riding on a spinning wheel
soon enough will be revealed

whose world is this?

what kind of world will our children receive
after all is said and done?
what kind of creed have we come to believe
that they may never receive one?

what kind of world will our children receive
after all is said and done?
what kind of creed must we come to believe
if they are ever to receive one?

four winds, seven seas
relative humanities
everywhere I look I see
some one looking back at me

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from Human Interesting, released June 7, 2002

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Jim Page Seattle, Washington

Named by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine as “One Of The 50 Most Influential Musicians In Seattle History.” Originally from California Page has called Seattle and the Pacific Northwest “home” since 1971. Songs covered by The Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges, and Roy Bailey. Utah Phillips: “If you’re ever going to get the message, this is the messenger to get it from.” ... more

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