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Extinction Rebellion in New York 10/07/2019 (Saturday)


 

what the hell 
why aren't they in jail!

jamming up the world 
so so bad 
that we should never 
give them bail 

I, say lock them up 
and change the locks 

demand that the 
laws 
protect us all 

because laws 
that are change
will save us all 
before we get 
nothing but acid rain

to save us all 
from the insane 
we must stand 
together 
and shout out 
the corruption 
by each and one 
of their names 


or we will give 
our kids 
a future of dinners

of nothing but 
damaging 
Toxins and water waste

to eat and breath 
until we hit 
"Extinction day"

so what do you, say 
call up someone to day 
find away 
this is our wake up call 
on this very very sad day 

we must change
the world 

or 
why did we become parents 

anyway...


aka: lyricvixen
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