(Blood, Sweat & Tears)
I saw a little boy today
I saw a little boy today who didn't want this fight
The other children laughed at him
It was a frightening thought
And I, I began to cry
Someone asked why
Someone asked what for
'Cause something inside of me, something inside of me
Something inside of me said I was a witness to a war
I was a witness to what happened
And I hated what I saw
I was a witness to a war, to a war
I saw a woman dressed in black
Her husband isn't coming back, she didn't want him to go
They said he had to do his chores before
Their future could grow
And I, I began to cry
Someone asked why
Someone asked what for
'Cause something inside of me, something inside of me
Something inside of me said I was a witness to a war
I was a witness to the heartbreak
That some soldier's woman bore
I was a witness to a war, to a war
I saw an ugly field today
I saw an ugly field today where only crosses could grow
A monument to modern man, and now
There's no place to go
And I, I began to cry
But no-one asked why
No-one asked what for
But something inside of me, something inside of me
Something inside of me said I was a victim of a war
I was a victim of the madness
That we should have stopped before
I was a witness to a war, to a war
Blood, Sweat and Tears is an American musical group formed in 1967. Known for their fusion of jazz, rock, and pop, they achieved international success in the 1970s with albums like *Child Is Father to the Man* (1968) and *Blood, Sweat and Tears* (1969). The group was led by saxophonist and composer Al Kooper and singer David Clayton-Thomas. Among their most famous songs are "Spinning Wheel", "And When I Die" and "You've Made Me So Very Happy". Blood, Sweat and Tears has won numerous Grammy Awards and sold millions of records worldwide.
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