Natural Disaster
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Natural Disaster
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In the silent forest where before were only peace
The killer machines are advancing without mercy
Destroying and killing all the animal life
There isn´t respect wihtout think in what way ends
Faster than fire, running through the trees
We would make something more
Faster than fire, running through the trees
We can´t allow it more
Men who are obeying their bosses don´t stop the havoc
That´s a suicide, destroying all the trees, cutting the oxygen
Whichever way i look all is black, where before were green
Everything smells like a dead life there´s no roots
Now! We must make more
Now! We can cry out
We would make more,we can stop it now!!
It´s time to begin to know what it can denote
Everything could avoid it´s so easy
The woods are the earth lug and we don´t esteem it
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