Where Were The Angels? (Based On A True Story)
Album: Where Were The Angels? (A True Story)
By: BAMIL
By: BAMIL
Duration
4:58
Genres
Description
'Where Were The Angels?' a single written specially to deliver a huge message to all the Mothers and Fathers in the whole world to protect their children. 'Where Were The Angels?' is a liberation of my thoughts about who spiritually was supposed to be there to protect her and wasn't. Rest In Peace Victoria. Written, Arranged, Engineered And Produced By Bamil Gutiérrez Collado (Sacred Healing Songs/ASCAP 2016 All Rights Reserved)
Lyrics
Where Were The Angels? (A True Story) Music + Lyrics By Bamil Gutiérrez Collado (Sacred Healing Songs/ASCAP 2016 All Rights Reserved) She was just a little girl innocent and sweet who lived for a moment in a world fulfilled of greed. She trusted her little temple to the one she thought could be the person who will protect her and loved her like nobody else. Sadly wasn't that way and her suffering indescriptible when i read the news i shed some tears and i couldn't believe was real, how a little angel could have spent her short life in a hell disguised like heaven and i'm asking myself when a thing like this keep happening where were the angels? where were the angels? where were the angels? When she needed most I don't wanna sound like judging the master of the world, but where were the guardians? who would save a soul to be bloodshed. This little one who only lived to 10 with a big world to enjoy ahead so fragile and so tender and didn't know from right or wrong. Sadly she passed away in the worst way never imagined she didn't know about faith she didn't know about fate she just want to live in no danger oh Lord how let this little one unprotected and so opened where were the angels? where were the angels? where were the angels? When she needed most Bridge: She's not here anymore, but i hope justice prevail and the ones who killed her dreams and the ones who killed her fly and the ones who killed her walk will burn in hell, but not before they taste a piece what it feels to die alive.
