We Are Children of the World

Modern Talking's song 'We Are Children of the World' is a powerful anthem that speaks to the universal themes of unity, hope, and collective strength. The lyrics emphasize the importance of togetherness and mutual support in overcoming life's challenges. The opening lines, 'Tell me now, how do you survive / In your lonely lonely life,' set the stage for a narrative that acknowledges individual struggles but quickly shifts to a message of collective empowerment. The repeated phrase 'Together we just can do it right' underscores the belief that unity is the key to navigating life's difficulties.

The chorus, 'Oh baby, we we are the children of the world / Can't you see, every boy and every girl,' serves as a rallying cry for global solidarity. It suggests that regardless of our backgrounds, we all share a common humanity and can achieve great things when we come together. The line 'The more you give, the more you get' reinforces the idea that generosity and cooperation lead to greater rewards, both tangible and intangible. This sentiment is further echoed in the lines 'We can do, we can do, we can do it again / If we have a helping hand,' highlighting the cyclical nature of support and success.

The song also touches on themes of love and divine support, as seen in the lines 'Tell me now, there's a chance of love / Are you sure you have enough / Together we just can do it right / Oh if god is on our side.' This adds a spiritual dimension to the message, suggesting that faith and love are integral components of the collective strength. The closing lines, 'Cause we have passion, we have pain / It is not a dream / Together we will win,' encapsulate the song's core message: that through shared passion and resilience, we can overcome any obstacle and achieve our dreams.