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Nature's Voice


Tear the tree down As the ecosystem frowns Just so some smuck gets to wear the mangrove crown One day natures going to fight back But what you lack Is the ability to comprehend With every word you speak with your lips I wish you could see this very well could be the end That living thing you just killed There's no guarantee that it'll be their next year Its amazing how peacefully you sleep in bed With all the things that are now dead Don't you see your swimming in greed With a lake you think is a waste Are you really that neive? Take a good look around It may seem small But stop the wrecking ball
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