Where Is the Love
Raul Midón Lyrics

The lyrics of Raul Midón's Where Is the Love? speak about the experience of finding love and the power of love to endure even in the midst of difficulty. The opening lines, "Silence sings inside your mind, nothing left to lose or find in time" suggest a sense of inner quiet and reflection, as if the singer is searching within themselves for something meaningful. The refrain, "In time you'll find that love is blind" further reinforces the theme of love's transcendence and how it can conquer all obstacles.

The second stanza evokes striking imagery of "glittered streets all paved with gold" and "hearts will beat and the young get old," suggesting a sense of wonder and beauty in the world of love. The third stanza brings the message home, as the singer contemplates the power of love to sustain them even when apart from the object of their affection. The line "when my hope has gone astray, love's my saving grace" suggests that love is not just blind, but also transformative in its ability to uplift and restore us even in our darkest moments. The final stanza speaks to the universality of love and how it encompasses all people, even those with different backgrounds, social classes, and perspectives.