Thrifty Ways.
Picture the world in a thousand years
Possibilities, inventions a whole new frontier
But we grow further from that future every day
We stand in our own way
Imagine
no grass for kids to go and play, for acid rains swept them away
no clean water to swim in and cool off, it’s full of diseases from factory runoff
no sports to distract us from the despair, our lungs can’t take the unclean air.
An improved future starts with You
“but what can I do?”
Recycle. Reuse. Conserve. Carpool.
do what you can living day by day
So that the kids down our blood line,
won’t have to pay.
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