The Incredibles
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The Incredibles
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Once upon a time there was
A planet so tiny and blue
It was perfect place to be
But one life form on it wanted more
But they don't see that it's half past twleve
To turn a blind eye is the easier way
As long as they feel safe in their beds
There's no need to wake up from their dream
But the truth no longer hides
They must see what they'll leave behind
Wake up, mankind
Your time is running
Give your children
The chance to make things right
Now the planet is striking back
And, of course, the lamenting is big
Global warmimg, pollution as well
Is not enough to make them understand
That now is the time to change
Their behaviour and world's fate
Wake up, mankind
Your time is running
Give your children
The chance to make things right (5x)
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Lunatica performs "The Incredibles", and this lyric page sits inside the Lunatica catalog on LyroVerse.
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