Nature's Revenge
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Nature's Revenge
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We never thought that far and now it's out of control,
We wasted far too much, poisoned and burned our planet
Eradicated landscapes and killed off whole species
Inbred mass diseases and spoiled the fragile balance!
Why have we wasted all? when will we have enough?
There's no escape from downfall, nature-now we are bleeding for
As we crossed this border, revenge-perished in vain!
Drowing in acid rain and breathing toxic smog,
Feasting on tainted flesh just before our doom,
Creeping on scorched earth, crawling through urban ruins
We're spilling oil and blood, creating ocean deserts!
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