Songs of peace and freedom and justice for all – ’t’is always the season. Allison Crowe here gives voice to such a tune that filled the air first in 1967 with Stevie Wonder: <br /> <br />Peace on Earth, goodwill toward all. <br /> <br />Someday at Christmas <br /> <br />Composed by Ron Miller & Bryan Wells <br />As Performed by Allison Crowe <br /> <br />Someday at Christmas men won't be boys <br />playing with bombs like kids play with toys. <br />One warm December our hearts will see <br />a world where men are free. <br /> <br />Someday at Christmas there'll be no wars <br />when we have learned what Christmas is for - <br />when we have found what life's really worth <br />there'll be Peace on Earth. <br /> <br />Someday all our dreams will come to be <br />someday in a world where men are free. <br />Maybe not in time for you and me <br />but someday at Christmastime. <br /> <br />Someday at Christmas we'll see a land <br />with no hungry children, no empty hand. <br />One happy morning people will share <br />our world where people care. <br /> <br />Someday at Christmas there'll be no tears <br />all men are equal and no men have fears. <br />One shining moment, one prayer away <br />from our world today. <br /> <br />Someday all our dreams will come to be <br />someday in a world where men are free. <br />Maybe not in time for you and me <br />but someday at Christmastime. <br /> <br />Someday at Christmas man will not fail, <br />hate will be gone and love will prevail. <br />Someday a new world 'we can start <br />with hope in every heart. <br /> <br />Someday all our dreams will come to be <br />someday in a world where men are free. <br />Maybe not in time for you and me <br />but someday at Christmastime. <br /> <br />Visual accompaniment to this musical performance is excerpted from "Peace on Earth", the 1939 Academy Award-nominated cartoon directed by Hugh Harman.
