First we lived in India
In winter it rains there everyday
We were younger then
We were children in India
There were signs and people
WeÔÇÖd never understand
You said ÔÇ£Hold my handÔÇØ
And I held your hand
There is one of me
And one of you
Two of us
And one hundred questions
And two thousand reasons
But tenÔÇÖs a perfect number
We are twenty thousand hearts full of hunger
Twenty thousand hearts
Then weÔÇÖre dancing in Geneva
ItÔÇÖs New YearÔÇÖs Eve
And all the Americans were there
They said, ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs still last year in New York City.ÔÇØ
You said, ÔÇ£New York, where?ÔÇØ
I said, ÔÇ£New York City, its three thousand miles away.ÔÇØ
You said, ÔÇ£WhatÔÇÖs a mile?ÔÇØ
I said, ÔÇ£ItÔÇÖs far away.ÔÇØ
There is one of me
And one of you
Two of us
And one hundred questions
And two thousand reasons
But tenÔÇÖs a perfect number
We are twenty thousand hearts full of hunger
Twenty thousand hearts
Now you ask me to explain myself
And I tell you I need distance
You say, ÔÇ£To hell with distance, remember who youÔÇÖre talking to.ÔÇØ
I say, ÔÇ£Closeness is too much for me.ÔÇØ
And dismiss you with a smile
You say, ÔÇ£Wish away your closeness, and imagine itÔÇÖs a mile.ÔÇØ
There is one of me
And one of you
Two of us
And one hundred questions
And two thousand reasons
But tenÔÇÖs a perfect number
We are twenty thousand hearts full of hunger
Twenty thousand hearts
Twenty thousand hearts full of hunger
Twenty thousand hearts