Mother Earth
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Mother Earth
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Across the bright light of a red sunset I saw
allthe beauty I never noticed before
Air is sweet and stroking my face as a kiss
I could never figure out a future without all this
See what we've done to mother earth No mercy, no pity we have
green and blue are turning in to black
Water is covered
by a veil of evil oil
they named it black gold
Ice is melting but ground is becoming sand
no more seasons no more spring summer or fall
exploitation will bring our lands right to the bone
what kind of future are we preparing for our sons?
See what we've done to mother earth
no mercy no pity we have
green and blue are turning in to black
Find just a reason to say "no"
or everything will soon be dead and gone lakes and seas are turning into mud
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Who performs "Mother Earth"?
Labyrinth performs "Mother Earth", and this lyric page sits inside the Labyrinth catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Mother Earth"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Chance and L. Y. A. F. H. (Light Years Away From Here) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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