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End the War on Nature

from Let's Be Happy! by CelloJoe

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end the war on nature

i like my tv i participate in the economy
how else could i get all this luxury
i don't want to leave and i don't want to go
i like my am/fm radio 'cause it's got amplitude modulation
frequency modulation it's a war on nature for
world domination

well i just love civilization it's nature domination
drive around a fat bmw ride and there's nothing i can do to
hold back the tide 'cause mass production is a recipe for
destruction but comin' home to a heated house and a beautiful
lovely spouse is so nice and for my luxuries i'll engage in any vice
i see no reason there's no need to believe in sin or repent for my greed 'cause i'm going to win this getting more stuff game consumerism is it's name and it's so lame

but I want to live sustainably in community in harmony with nature making
life worth living in the future generations our culture needs a fix needs to
switch from manufacturing nature into profits to a brand new station
broadcasting synergistic vibes uniting all the tribes growing gardens far
and wide

righting all the wrongs writing healing songs making things right seeking
the light righting all the wrongs writing healing songs making things right
seeking the light

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from Let's Be Happy!, released October 1, 2007
CelloJoe (Joey Chang) - Cello, Vocals
Chris Lynch - Violin, Vocals
Dave Gearheart - Electric Guitar, Vocals
Justin Markovitz - Drums

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