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Prelude
01:41
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I remember
when the moon was gold
when the sea was clean
God smiling carefully/cheerfully
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2. |
Jesus Won't Save You
02:10
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Jesus won't save you
it seems like you're falling
oh mother earth you are drowning
humans wake up wake up
your mother earth she needs saving
to get reborn your mother needs love
you should not kick her while she's down
don't go to war don't poison the ground
don't give up you know futures collide
futures collide but the past stands still
let's not just wait for a savior
because when you stand and watch them kill her
you could just as well pulled the trigger
and if you think that God will save you
remember these words these words these words
Jesus won't save you
your ways are to cruel
there's no turning back
your application refused
you're not getting in to heaven
and hell is on earth
no redemption for the wicked
no tickets to heaven
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3. |
Blues for Mother Earth
14:13
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o' Mother Earth you are forsaken
your children are running wild
they have tortured and abused you
they are leaving you to die
they blame God say God has left them
they left God many years ago
when there's no one left to put the blame on
they are leaving you to die
Mother Earth
come to me
peacefully
peacefully
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4. |
Postlude
01:09
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the Harvey Steel show Norway
the Harvey Steel show are combining music with theatre and fine art, and the result is a joyous noise both visually and
musically. Portraying different realities and with a non-linear approach to time
"no guns, no hatred, no war"
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