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Back To The Forest
03:47
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Back to the Forest
Back in the bushes we’re holding on to all our lives
back to the forest or sitting in another time
back to the forest were
singing for another life
the rainfall's feeding life for oxygen production
and the sunlight beaming fights for penetration
the emergent layer topples over all the Tree Top canopies
in an Undiscovered Symphony of the richest life we never see
but destruction of the forest could exterminate the living
driven to extinction species screaming no one's listening
there's 50,000 never seen dead throughout the centuries
Urban livings wiping clean Forest’s just to make the green
but
the forests are growing all over we know it so we might see the light of day
and though we are greedy and hungry
we can still look for a better way
and maybe entitlement won't get passed on through our DNA
so we all should be
humble and live for each other
together we all can play this life
live for life ever giving our nights and our days we are
right to live your life as it's not forever here in a piece of this time
we must light the way to escape from the darkness
together just let it for life
live for life
all our days and our nights
live for life
back to the forest were trying to save another life
back in the forest were trying to save one at a time
back in the forest were singing for another life
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2. |
Rum Halen
03:36
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Rum Halen*
Well, my baby, she don't want me around.
She said she's tired of watchin' me fall down.
She wants the good life, only the best.
But I like that bottle of Rum better than the rest.
I think that you're headed for a whole lot of trouble.
Well, that liquor in the night time leaves strange memories.
Seems a lifetime, since yesterday.
Come the daybreak, come tomorrow,
that woman's waited up all night for me again.
I think that you're headed for a whole lot of trouble.
Ah Yeah, I think that you're headed for a whole lot of trouble.
If you take your Rum home.
Some goes to women, some goes to Jesus,
though I'm absolutely certain both is right.
But it takes me at least halfway to the label
'fore I can even make it through the night.
Well, I think that you're headed for a whole lot of trouble.
Oh Yeah, I think that you're headed for a whole lot of trouble.
If you take your Rum home.
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3. |
Multiverse
04:42
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Multiverse
I’m Leaving today. I'm going away
never coming back you'll never see me again
cuz here I can't stay so I'm going to play
in Another Realm, Another Universe.
I know that I'm right I feel it inside
I don't care I don't know where I'm going but it
doesn't matter anymore
I do love my friends stick with me till the end
because you know it's forever ever, ever, ever.
I'm leaving today I'm going away
to the sky to the ends of the Earth
to the known Multiverse
going jamming in the
Multiverse
disappear into the Multiverse
don't even think to buy a hearse
a day is forever
I'll fly around and find a nurse
I'll fly around and find a nurse
don't go into the Multiverse without a Multiverse nurse
There, there
over there I see Claire she's well aware of the despair
and the need to break the curse of the snare in the
Multiverse lair
she will be our foster nurse and disperse any perverse
and unfair actions or activities that attempt
to reverse our original earthenware doctrinaire
and prepare us for the hypnotic bursts
forged as distractions to melt our minds
and erase the very need to return to our original states of consciousness
for without Claire's stare we will be
lost forever never to return
for one day will last forever
never a need to buy a hearse
never a need for anything to
change in the Multiverse
nothing ever changes in the Multiverse
nothing ever changes in the Multiverse
disappear into the Multiverse
A day is forever
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