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Artist: Tree
Canonical path: /tree/a-lot-to-fear
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A Lot To Fear
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A Lot To Fear
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People will have a lot to fear
When there's no oxygen in the atmosphere
Everyone will die while they're holding their breath
And we'll all swim in our own polluted death
You must ubderstand
We must save the land
We're not just a band
We'll kill for the land
Greenhouse effect was anticipated
But everybody sat around watched and waited
When the enviable came to be
They all begged for God's mercy
Better come up with a final solution
And figure a way to deal with all this deadly pollution
We need some action and some action soon
Or we're certifying our certain doom
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