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Heavy dub
03:51
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The sun I see, is right next to me,
And I care for you deeply.
Never going to go home,
Never going to go home,
I am never going to go home now.
The sun I see, is right next to me,
And I care for you my dear.
Even in the sea I see,
Even in the sea I see.
The sun I see, is right next to me,
And I care for you deeply.
Stand by me,
Stand by me,
Stand by me, yeah.
Stand by me,
Stand by me,
Stand by me, ooh-ooh.
Ooh-ooh,
Stand by me, yeah,
Ooh-ooh,
Stand by me.
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Through my eyes I see
03:38
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Danger danger danger
My eyes are hurting, opening,
My heart is swelling,
At what I see on the outskirts of my sight.
I see bleeding, scarcity, trees freezing,
Nature seezing the night from the inside.
( What is going on ) × 2
My sensitivity sees all of society’s deficiencies.
( Oh my ) × 4
My eyes are hurting, pulling, twisting and turning, feeling the pain inside.
At what I see happening, in the invisible of the night.
I hear screaming, suffering, trees falling,
At the speed of light.
I hear birds crying to end all of the unnecessary materialistic insight.
Oh my !
I see bees falling down to the ground,
I see bees falling straight to the ground,
What am I to do ? Life is crumbling down
Keeping our heads up, showing the positive side.
Danger danger danger
I see bees falling down to the ground,
I see bees falling straight to the ground,
I see trees unrooted too quickly from their ground.
I see the sea full of animals deceived not to be found.
I see tigers in cages scared by the crowd.
I see birds in feathered cages looking and loosing their minds.
I see pollution in masses.
Filling the cup, it is spilling to the ground.
( We are here to fight, to nurture the earths rights ) × 2
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