Children of the Light
Album cover
Children of the Light
17 May 1972 ยท Album Release
"Children of the Light" is a song from 1972 by Michael Jackson, taken from the album Lookin’ Through the Windows.
- Lead Vocals
- Jermaine Jackson
- Songwriters
- Bobby Taylor, Tom Baird
- Producers
- Hal Davis
- Track
- Lookin’ Through the Windows · 10 of 11
“Children of the Light” is a song from 1972 by Michael Jackson, taken from the album Lookin’ Through the Windows.
Jackson 5
Children of the Light, ohh
Children of the Light, ohh
Michael
People work and people talk
And think that their alive
But ask them what their lifes about
Their quick to run and hide
People laugh and people cry
But never realize
That all the worlds tomorrows lays in what they feel inside
So, take my hand
And walk in the sunshine
Take my hand, from out of the night
We can stand, despite all of the dark lies
A we can build a world that is right
We can be the children of the light
Jackson 5
Children of the light,
Michael
Walk together
All of my brothers, walk together
All of my sisters, walk forever
All of my children, children smile
The time has come for everyone
To stop and look around
To see just where we started from
And wonder where we're bound
The ship we're on has lost it's way
So, take my hand
And walk in the sunshine
Take my hand, from out of the night
We can stand, despite all of the dark lies
A we can build a world that is right
We can be the children of the light
Everybody!
So, take my hand
And walk in the sunshine
Take my hand, from out of the night
We can stand, despite all of the dark lies
A we can build a world that is right
We can be the children of the light
[Repeat to fade]
12 people credited on this song.
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B
Bobby Taylor Songwriter
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T
Tom Baird Songwriter
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H
Hal Davis Producer
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Jermaine Jackson Lead Vocals -
Michael Jackson Backing Vocals -
Jackie Jackson Backing Vocals -
Tito Jackson Backing Vocals -
Marlon Jackson Backing Vocals -
Wilton Felder Bass -
J
James Gadson Drums
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D
David T. Walker Guitar
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Joe Sample Piano
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