Rewrite of Paul Mccartney's Let It Be
A new Ice Anthem
Now when our nation finds itself
In times of greatest trouble
I pray
Ice do not attack me
Hear instead these words of wisdom
Let 'em be
And in this hour of hopeless darkness
To you soliders standing in front of me
I beg you
Hear these words of wisdom
Let 'em be
Chorus
Let 'em be
Let 'em be
Hear the whisper of
These words of wisdom
Let 'em be
And how sad all the broken hearted people
Living in this broken world agree
There must somehow be an answer
Let 'em be
Family oh family
Don't let them be parted
There must still be a chance
Before it's too late
ICE, you will see
There is only one answer
Let 'em be
Chorus part two
Let 'em be
Let 'em be
Let 'em be
Let 'em be
This is the only answer
Let 'em be
Let 'em be
Let 'em be
Let 'em be
Please hear these whispered words of wisdom
And just
oh please just
Let 'em be
Chorus
And throu now times be dark and cloudy
There can still be a light that shines both on you and me
A better future and tomorrow
If only you let 'em be
Wake up to the sound of a new beginning
Brothers and sisters all
Under the same God
You and me
Sharing those words of wisdom
Let 'em be
Chorus part two
2026 Ramona Thompson Felton
This piece hits with a quiet
This piece hits with a quiet power. Taking a classic like Let It Be and reshaping it into a call for mercy, unity, and basic human dignity gives the poem a deep emotional weight. The repeated “Let ’em be” becomes more than a refrain—it feels like a prayer for families, for hope, for a country trying to find its heart again. I really felt the ache in those lines about broken-hearted people and the reminder that we’re all under the same God. Beautifully done, Ramona. You turned a familiar melody into a message the world still needs to hear.