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If the Land Fought the Sea


If the blood fought the muscle, there'd be no heart If the heart fought the brain, there'd be no life If the grass fought the soil, there'd be no land And if the land fought the sea, there'd be no Earth If we want to be anything, we have to all work together Stop all the hate, stop all the fighting Then we could all live, in beautiful harmony If the wood fought the lead, there'd be no pencil If the pencil fought the paper, there'd be no words If the wood fought the strings, there'd be no guitar And if the guitar fought the drums, there'd be no song If we want to be anything, we have to all work together Stop all the hate, stop all the fighting Then we could all live, In beautiful harmony If life fought the Earth, there'd be no existence If the words fought the song, there'd be no meaning And what's existence, without meaning?
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