Who's the Monster?
I used to swim by Scotland's coast.
Gliding carefree, quiet as a ghost.
It's the serenity I miss the most.
They called me the Lochness Monster.
They'd run away when I would splash.
My lake was empty, then in a flash.
They started dumping all their trash.
They called me the Lochness Monster.
I breathe in the plastic, too much to take.
My life is a constant stomach ache.
The water is green. There are cans in the lake.
Yet, they say I'm the monster.
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