Put your hands up.

The tears on his face have dried up.

He's been here.

The soldiers were lying in shallow graves.

The fathers disappeared without a trace.

That country turned a blind eye to their crimes.

Since he came here.

I can't see courage

I will never see the courage in your eyes again.

There is only sadness in your eyes.

The house has burned beyond repair.

The air is filled with the smell of death.

The women cried in despair.

He's been here.

Missiles and artillery fire ignited the sky.

Another family is slowly dying.

The children were too scared to speak, so they could only sob silently.

He's been here.

I can't see courage

I will never see the courage in your eyes again.

There is only sadness in your eyes.

The children just stood there.

Put your hands up.

No one questioned this question.

He's been here.

The old people knelt down and accepted their fate.

Women and children are humiliated and ravaged.

A generation is full of hatred.

Yes, since he came.

I'll never see courage again

I will never see the courage in your eyes again.

There is only sadness in your eyes.

This song was completed by JB on the battlefield in Kosovo, and it can also be said that it is the only song in the album filled with his strong anti-war desire. He once said that when all his comrades were asleep at night, he picked up his guitar and wrote this song "Don't Goodbye" at night. They had to put on their military boots and get into their sleeping bags because they were always on guard against war ... This is an irony in itself-the troops under the slogan of peacekeeping have brought endless pain and suffering to the people ... Perhaps the word "he" in the lyrics implies hegemonic politics and rulers who wantonly invade by "humanitarianism". The whole song is full of sadness and anger. With Blunt's unique falsetto and lingering sound, it is always shocking. ...

Are you talking about Jake Johnson? A singer or a song?