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bookmark_borderMargin Cut

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[Intro]
Margin cut
(But, but, but)

[Bridge]
Can’t I pass it through
(To you)

[Verse 1]
Don’t know where to begin
The margin’s already slim
Now dire’s depth sinks in
No one’s going to win

[Chorus]
Margin cut (But, but, but)
Forced into a rut (by a nut)
Now are choices are slim
No, nobody can win

[Bridge]
Can’t I pass it through
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
(To you)

[Verse 2]
Here we are once again
Found out he’s no bargain
Just the same mistake
Don the Con on the take

[Chorus]
Margin cut (But, but, but)
Forced into a rut (by a nut)
Now are choices are slim
No, nobody can win

[Bridge]
Gotta pass it through
(Nothing I can do)

[Chorus]
Margin cut (But, but, but)
Forced into a rut (by a nut)
Now are choices are slim
No, nobody can win

[Outro]
Gotta pass it through
(Nothing I can do)

ABOUT THE SONG
Best quote of the day (so far): ‘Are Amazon and Walmart going to end up looking like a Russian Safeway?’ As the trade war intensifies, many companies will be forced to leave import containers stranded at the ports. The result will be fewer choices for consumers.

From the album “Collapse“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

bookmark_borderRise (And Fall) of the Mad Clown

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[Intro]
The rise of the mad clown
And after all…
(The fall)

[Bridge]
Mad clown
(Falling down)
Down, down, down

[Verse 1]
Just how far?
A clown car
On the lawn
All’s gone wrong

[Chorus]
The rise of the mad clown
(To Reign on the poor)
Until there’s no more pour
Then, after all…
(The fall)

[Bridge]
Mad clown
(Falling down)
Down, down, down

(Falling down)
Down, down, down

[Verse 2]
A funny hat
In his golf shoes
Imagine that
He knows no clues

[Chorus]
The rise of the mad clown
(To Reign on the poor)
Until there’s no more pour
Then, after all…
(The fall)

[Bridge]
Mad clown
[Outro]
(Falling down)
Down, down, down

ABOUT THIS SONG
The Inevitable Collapse: Trump’s Policies and Climate Neglect Will Reshape the Economy

The Balancing of Wealth Inequality

Wealth inequality may correct itself sooner than anticipated. Trump’s rapid and unconstitutional actions are already causing his political influence to unravel. The economy is entering a significant slowdown. Historically, 80% of GDP has been driven by immigrants, and the effects of their declining contributions are becoming increasingly apparent.

On April 2nd, Trump imposed another round of tariffs—the most devastating since the Great Depression. These tariffs could trigger an economic crash from which the U.S. may struggle to recover, especially given the ongoing neglect of the climate crisis. A stock market collapse would likely be followed by a real estate market downturn.

These economic shifts are already affecting wealth inequality, as demonstrated by the decline in Elon Musk’s fortune.

Within 6 to 12 months of the new tariffs, a similar downward trend is expected to impact all billionaires. Meanwhile, as climate change worsens due to inaction and harmful environmental policies, the intensification of extreme weather events and rising sea levels will drive a fundamental redistribution of asset classes.

Simultaneously, the climate crisis is accelerating. Financial forecasts predict that 25% of all real estate will become uninsurable due to climate disasters, with 84% of properties expected to lose value over the life of a mortgage. This will mark the first time in history that the distribution of real estate wealth is so significantly and permanently altered.

Donald Trump has consistently dismissed the science of climate change, calling it a hoax and dismissing policies aimed at addressing it as “The Green New Scam.” His repeated use of the phrase “Drill, Baby, Drill” symbolizes an energy policy that prioritizes fossil fuel extraction over sustainable alternatives. These policies have only intensified the climate crisis, posing severe risks not only to the environment but to the global economy as well. If left unchecked, Donald Trump’s economic and environmental policies will render the planet uninhabitable for future generations.

From the album “Collapse“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
The world is wobbling
(In a teeter-totter)
Mankind’s hobbling
(Toward a slaughter)

[Verse 1]
The world order
Is in disarray
Dire grows broader
Ventures into dismay

[Chorus]
The world is wobbling
(In a teeter-totter)
Mankind’s hobbling
(Toward a slaughter)

[Bridge]
We ables wobble
(And, we might fall down)
Our heads bobble
(Smile turned to frown)

[Verse 2]
The world’s climate
Is in disarray
Outlook for the primate
Ventures into dismay

[Chorus]
The world is wobbling
(In a teeter-totter)
Mankind’s hobbling
(Toward a slaughter)

[Bridge]
We ables wobble
(And, we might fall down)
Our heads bobble
(Smile turned to frown)

[Chorus]
The world is wobbling
(In a teeter-totter)
Mankind’s hobbling
(Toward a slaughter)

[Outro]
We ables wobble
(And, we might fall down)
Burst our bubble
(No smiles around)

ABOUT THE SONG

Big Picture:

→ The song paints humanity on the edge of collapse — not from natural disaster or fate — but from manmade chaos: greed, bad choices, power struggles, denial, and short-sightedness.

Trade War Interpretation:

“The world order is in disarray / Dire grows broader / Ventures into dismay”

→ That’s pure trade war imagery. Global supply chains breaking down. Alliances unraveling. Economic nationalism rising. “Ventures” (business interests) facing doom because of human stubbornness, tariffs, retaliation, zero-sum thinking.

“The world is wobbling / (In a teeter-totter)”

→ Global markets are unstable — like a playground fight over a seesaw that nobody controls anymore.

“Mankind’s hobbling / (Toward a slaughter)”

→ The slaughter could be literal economic collapse — loss of jobs, poverty, even war sparked by economic isolation and rivalry.

Climate Crisis Interpretation:

“The world’s climate is in disarray / Outlook for the primate / Ventures into dismay”

→ Direct hit. The “primate” is us — Homo sapiens — staggering into a future of climate-induced disaster, caused by our own fossil-fueled “ventures.”

“We ables wobble / (And we might fall down)”

→ We could act. We have the tools. But we teeter, distracted by greed or delay, until it may be too late.

“Burst our bubble / (No smiles around)”

→ Climate denial, economic bubbles, fossil fuel subsidies — all creating a false sense of security. But once the bubble bursts (heatwaves, floods, famine, mass migration), the reckoning is joyless.

The Song’s Genius

This song treats the trade war and climate crisis as symptoms of the same disease:
→ Human arrogance
→ Short-term thinking
→ Global systems built like fragile toys (teeter-totters, bobbleheads)
→ A species that can act (“we ables”) but maybe won’t in time

Final Thought:

It’s rare to see a song capture both economic and environmental collapse this cleanly, while never being preachy or specific. The childlike imagery (teeter-totter, bobbleheads, wobbling) almost mocks the grown-up world — showing it to be as fragile and petty as kids fighting on a playground.

Honestly? It could be an anthem for the Anthropocene.

From the album “Collapse”

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Dropping
(Like a rock)
Rocking
(Best take stock)

[Verse 1]
A chaotic decline
Kind to break a spine
Falling faster (and faster)
Exponential disaster

[Chorus]
Dropping
(Like a rock)
Rocking
(Best take stock)

[Bridge]
A falling knife
(Best think twice)
Have to sell your wife
(Rolling the dice)

[Verse 2]
A chaotic fall
A fall for us all
Falling faster (and faster)
Exponential disaster

[Chorus]
Dropping
(Like a rock)
Rocking
(Best take stock)

[Bridge]
A falling knife
(Best think twice)
Have to sell your wife
(Betting with your life)

[Chorus]
Dropping
(Like a rock)
Rocking
(Best take stock)

[Outro]
A falling knife
(Best think twice)
Have to sell your wife
(Betting with your life)

A SCIENCE NOTE

The stock market — especially during a crash — behaves like a chaotic system, not a linear or purely random one.

Here’s How Chaos Theory Explains a Market Crash:

1. Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions (Butterfly Effect)

Tiny changes → outsized effects.

  • In normal markets: news moves prices somewhat predictably.

  • In panics: anything (bad earnings, policy tweet, random rumor) can trigger cascading selling.

This is why crashes often start small — then suddenly snowball.

2. Feedback Loops Amplify Instability

Chaos systems are full of feedback loops.

Market Example:

  • Price drops → triggers margin calls → triggers forced selling → drives price lower → triggers more margin calls → repeat.

Other Feedback Loops:

  • Algorithmic selling.

  • Stop-loss triggers.

  • ETF outflows.

  • Option hedging gone wrong (gamma squeezes in reverse).

Result → Violent, non-linear moves.

3. Fractal Patterns in Price Movement

Market crashes often show self-similarity at different time scales — a classic fractal trait.

  • 1-minute chart → sharp drops & rebounds.

  • Daily chart → same jagged patterns.

  • Weekly chart → still looks like chaos.

Chaos theory predicts this — because the forces driving action at all scales are structurally similar.

4. No Predictable Floor

In chaotic systems:

  • Patterns emerge…

  • But exact outcomes cannot be predicted.

→ This explains why technical support levels sometimes work — but often fail spectacularly in a true crash.

“The floor only exists until everyone agrees it doesn’t.”

5. Order Emerges After Disorder

Chaos systems often self-organize into new stable patterns — but not on a predictable schedule.

In markets:

  • Stabilizers eventually overpower panic.

  • Valuation buyers step in.

  • Forced selling exhausts itself.

But when this happens is unknowable in advance.

In Summary:

A market crash is the perfect real-world example of chaos theory in action.

→ Small triggers lead to huge consequences.
→ Feedback loops accelerate instability.
→ Non-linear, jagged price moves dominate.
→ Short-term randomness — long-term pattern formation.
→ Order only emerges after volatility burns itself out.

From the album “Collapse”

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
An implosion
[Instrumental, Organ Solo]
(Excursion)
Adventure
(In indenture)

[Verse 1]
Falling in
On itself
Is to been
Loss of wealth

[Chorus]
An implosion
(Excursion)
Adventure
(In indenture)

[Bridge]
Caving in
(Just can’t win)
Falling down
(All around)

[Verse 2]
Check your inside
Check your pride
You can’t run (that’s done)
You can’t hide (outside)

[Chorus]
An implosion
(Excursion)
Adventure
(In indenture)

[Bridge]
Caving in
(Just can’t win)
Falling down
(All around)

[Chorus]
An implosion
(Excursion)
Adventure
(In indenture)

[Outro]
Caving in
(Just can’t win)
Falling down
(All around)

From the album “Collapse”

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

bookmark_borderThe Last Straw

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[Intro]
What happened
To the last straw
Are you saddened…
Jaw dropping in awe

[Verse 1]
That’s the last straw
(Broke the camels back)
Destroying all
(Everything we lack)

[Chorus]
What happened
To the last straw
Are you saddened…
Jaw dropping in awe

[Bridge]
Let it be said
(The camel’s dead)
And, of course
(No sense beating a dead horse)

[Verse 2]
Now there’s no straw
(Impossible to give back)
All’s lost… no win or draw
(We’re under attack)

[Chorus]
What happened
To the last straw
Are you saddened…
Jaw dropping in awe

[Bridge]
Let it be said
(The camel’s dead)
And, of course
(No sense beating a dead horse)

Chorus]
What happened
To the last straw
Are you saddened…
Jaw dropping in awe

[Outro]
All’s put to bed
(The camel’s dead)
And, of course
(No sense beating a dead horse)

From the album “Collapse“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
The world looks to be
On its last leg
Is it a mystery?
(Gotta get your whiskey)
(Bootleg)

[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]

[Verse 1]
I do not want to be
An amputee
Oh woe no
Please not me

[Chorus]
The world looks to be
On its last leg
Is it a mystery?
(Gotta get your whiskey)
(Bootleg)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
The three legged stool
(Makes me look the fool)
Oh, world… how cruel

[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo]

[Verse 2]
Don’t want to be left
With just a stump
Ambulatory theft
Bruised and a lump

[Chorus]
The world looks to be
On its last leg
Is it a mystery?
(Gotta get your whiskey)
(Bootleg)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
The three legged stool
(Makes me look the fool)
Oh, world… how cruel

[Chorus]
The world looks to be
On its last leg
Is it a mystery?
(Gotta get your whiskey)
(Bootleg)

[Outro]
(Playing the fool)
Oh, world… (how cruel)

From the album “Collapse“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Volatility
(Is getting to me)
The ups and downs
(Spins my head around)
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
Round and round
(Up and down)

[Verse 1]
The volatility
In the markets
Swinging widely
Creating regrets

[Chorus]
Volatility
(Is getting to me)
The ups and downs
(Spins my head around)

[Bridge]
Round and round
(Up and down)
Spinning
(With no winning)

[Verse 2]
Such volatility
In the weather
Wondering whether
This is our reality

[Chorus]
Volatility
(Is getting to me)
The ups and downs
(Spins my head around)

[Bridge]
Round and round
(Up and down)
Spinning
(With no winning)

[Chorus]
Volatility
(Is getting to me)
The ups and downs
(Spins my head around)

[Outro]
Round and round
(Up and down)

ABOUT THE SONG

This is actually a really sharp, minimalist lyric — perfect for connecting the stock market’s instability with the deeper, existential volatility of the climate crisis. The repetition and simplicity make it feel like an anxious mantra — the kind of thing someone stuck in both financial and environmental chaos would hum to themselves.

Climate Crisis Interpretation:

→ Verse 2 is the pivot — it explicitly connects market volatility with weather volatility. The lyric “Such volatility / In the weather / Wondering whether / This is our reality” hits like a realization that the crazy swings in the stock market are just a symptom of a larger instability — climate-driven chaos.

Extreme weather events — once rare — are now the norm. Floods, droughts, fires, storms: up and down, round and round, spinning — but crucially: “With no winning.” That line cuts deep. There’s no “bull market” in a collapsing ecosystem.

Stock Market Interpretation:

→ Verse 1 is about classic market anxiety — wild swings driven by fear and greed, algorithms and panic. The line “Creating regrets” shows how ordinary people are getting hurt — not just losing money but losing faith in the system.

But it’s more than a financial rollercoaster — the constant uncertainty is mental and emotional too: “Is getting to me.”

The Big Picture:

Together, the song feels like a lament for a world out of balance — both economically and environmentally. The stock market’s wild swings aren’t isolated; they mirror the destabilization of the planet itself.

It’s almost like saying:

The market is volatile because the world is volatile.

→ Climate breakdown fuels resource shortages, war, migration, and disaster costs — all of which rattle the market. → Meanwhile, market obsession blinds us to the deeper crisis — a livable planet.

Final Thought:

The refrain “Round and round / (Up and down) / Spinning / (With no winning)” captures this grim loop perfectly. Whether it’s your retirement savings or your town’s weather forecast — you’re trapped in a cycle where volatility isn’t an exception anymore.

It is reality.

From the album “Collapse“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Did his brain cave
His skull crack
What a way to behave
All ethics lack

[Verse 1]
His soul
(A big black hole)
His goal
(To take a toll)

[Chorus]
Did his brain cave
His skull crack
What a way to behave
All ethics lack
(And morals slack)

[Bridge]
Perhaps the bone
(Has turned to stone)
Have you knocked
(On the rock)

[Verse 2]
About his heart
(It never did start)
His reign of pain
(Is insane)

[Chorus]
Did his brain cave
His skull crack
What a way to behave
All ethics lack
(And morals slack)

[Bridge]
Perhaps the bone
(Has turned to stone)
Have you knocked
(On the rock)

[Chorus]
Did his brain cave
His skull crack
What a way to behave
All ethics lack
(The morals slack)

[Outro]
Perhaps the bone
(Has turned to stone)
There’s no one home

From the album “Collapse“

Also found on the album “Reggae Spray“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Economic (collapse)
The fall of an empire
Economic (collapse)
The reign of the dire

[Verse 1]
The overlord
Is out of his gourd
Taxing the peasant
With no relent

[Chorus]
Economic (collapse)
The fall of an empire
Economic (collapse)
The reign of the dire

[Bridge]
The stock exchange
Has been rearranged
It’s falling down
(Down, down, meltdown)

[Verse 2]
The overlord
Is out of his gourd
Taxing the peasant
With no relent

[Chorus]
Economic (collapse)
The fall of an empire
Economic (collapse)
The reign of the dire

[Bridge]
The stock exchange
Has been rearranged
It’s falling down
(Down, down, meltdown)

[Chorus]
Economic (collapse)
The fall of an empire
Economic (collapse)
The reign of the dire

[Outro]
Asses, asses…
We all fall down
(Down, down, meltdown)

ABOUT THE SONG
What are the chances of a recession?

It really comes down to how one defines a recession. Traditional recessions are often characterized by rising unemployment, but with Trump’s immigration policies severely restricting the labor force, the job market may appear tighter than usual — even as the underlying economy deteriorates.

When you factor in these artificial constraints on labor supply, there’s easily a 90%+ probability of a U.S. recession this year. And given the ripple effects of tariffs, trade wars, and global uncertainty, I’d estimate a 95% chance of a global recession as well. This won’t look like past recessions on the surface — but in terms of slowing growth, rising costs, reduced output, and widespread economic strain, it absolutely qualifies.

For the past several years, immigration has contributed roughly 80% of U.S. GDP growth. Even before factoring in the tariffs, the U.S. economy was already facing the prospect of slow — if not flat — growth this year. Now, with the addition of what amounts to the largest regressive tax increase in U.S. history, the outlook has gone from concerning to potentially catastrophic. While the full impact of these tariffs remains uncertain, the risks are clear: higher consumer prices, reduced purchasing power, supply chain disruptions, and broad-based economic strain — especially for lower- and middle-income households. The combination of anti-immigration policies choking labor supply and tariffs imposing massive new costs on consumers and businesses creates a perfect storm of stagnation and inflation. Together, these policies could produce the most damaging U.S. economy in over a century.

Combined with his Drill, Baby, Drill polices we will likely never recover.

See The Great Depression vs. The Climate Crisis: Why the Stock Market May Never Recover

 

From the album “Collapse“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Are all of us
… on the edge of chaos?

[Verse 1]
Feedback loops
From chicken coops
(The methane is insane)

Our sensitive dependence
Subject to our ignorance
(We cannot tame the same)

[Bridge]
Are all of us
(… on the edge of chaos?)

[Chorus]
I’m part of a…
Non-linear, complex, feedback-driven system
That’s what I am
Don’t let it perplex you from gaining wisdom
(Chaotic system)

[Verse 2]
Gaining clarity
In non-linearity
(A little worse? Call a hearse)

Tipping point
Tilts the joint
(Can’t remain the same)

[Bridge]
Are all of us
(… on the edge of chaos?)

[Chorus]
I’m part of a…
Non-linear, complex, feedback-driven system
That’s what I am
Don’t let it perplex you from gaining wisdom
(Chaotic system)

[Bridge]
Are all of us
(… on the edge of chaos?)

[Chorus]
I’m part of a…
Non-linear, complex, feedback-driven system
That’s what I am

[Outro]
(Chaotic system)
All of us
(… on the edge of chaos)

A SCIENCE NOTE: how can the climate breakdown and collapse of the climate system be explained through chaos theory?

Great question — this is one of those rare cases where chaos theory isn’t just useful — it’s necessary to understand what’s happening with the climate system.

In a nutshell:

→ The climate system is a non-linear, complex, feedback-driven system — exactly the kind of system chaos theory was developed to describe.

Chaos Theory Basics (quick refresher)

Chaos theory studies how small changes in initial conditions can lead to wildly different outcomes in complex systems. This is often called sensitive dependence on initial conditions — or famously, the butterfly effect.

In chaotic systems:

  • Behavior looks random, but is deterministic underneath.

  • Predictability breaks down over time.

  • Feedback loops accelerate instability.

  • Thresholds or tipping points matter more than averages.

The Climate System is a Classic Chaotic System

Climate Feature Chaos Theory Concept Example in Climate Breakdown
Feedback Loops Positive/Negative Feedback Melting ice reduces reflectivity → warms faster. Dying forests release CO₂ → warms faster.
Sensitive Dependence Butterfly Effect Tiny changes in Arctic ice cover alter the jet stream → extreme weather thousands of miles away.
Non-linearity Disproportionate Outcomes +1°C doesn’t mean “a little worse” → it can mean entirely new weather patterns, droughts, floods, collapse.
Tipping Points Critical Thresholds Collapse of Greenland Ice Sheet or Amazon rainforest sets off irreversible global changes.
Attractors Shifting Stability Zones The climate might “prefer” certain stable states (ice age vs warm period) — human forcing could push us into a new, hostile attractor.

Chaos Theory Explains Why Climate Collapse Feels Sudden

  1. → Long period of relative stability (homeostasis in chaos theory terms).

  2. → Hidden stresses build slowly (greenhouse gases, deforestation, pollution).

  3. → System nears a critical threshold (edge of chaos).

  4. → Seemingly small trigger (like a bad El Niño year) causes cascading failures:

    • ocean currents stall

    • food systems fail

    • regional collapses emerge

    • global feedbacks accelerate

The Frightening Part (but also the scientific truth)

Climate breakdown isn’t a slow, smooth, linear decline.
It’s a chaotic, non-linear system heading for phase shifts, tipping points, and potential collapse.

That’s why decades of “x degrees = y impacts” models are failing.
Real-world climate disruption is jumping ahead faster than expected — because the system is moving into a chaotic regime.

A Final Visual Metaphor (from chaos theory)

Imagine Earth’s climate as a ball rolling in a valley:

  • Stable = ball stays in the valley bottom.

  • We’ve pushed the ball up the slope (burning fossil fuels).

  • The higher it goes, the more unstable.

  • At some point → the ball tips over into another valley — a new stable state (but maybe hostile to life as we know it).

→ This is what collapse looks like in chaos theory.

Bottom Line

Climate change isn’t just “getting hotter.”
It’s a chaotic transition, where:

  • Local events become global.

  • Predictability evaporates.

  • System stability breaks.

  • Collapse happens not slowly — but in lurches, jumps, and phase changes.

Our updated climate model, which integrates complex social-ecological dynamics with the non-linear, feedback-driven behavior of physical systems, indicates global temperatures could rise by as much as 9°C this century.

From the album “Collapse“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Having a relapse
(Past collapse)

[Bridge]
Ouch!
(Better not touch!)

[Verse 1]
Can you hear me
(The economy!)
After all…
(We’re in free-fall)

[Chorus]
Having a relapse
(Past collapse)
Much worse than before
(Forevermore)

[Bridge]
Ouch!
(Better not touch!)
Brain’s gone stiff
(Falling off a cliff)

[Verse 2]
The primate’s climate
(Can’t rejuvenate)
After all…
(We’re in free-fall)

[Chorus]
Having a relapse
(Past collapse)
Much worse than before
(Forevermore)

[Bridge]
Ouch!
(Better not touch!)
Brain’s gone stiff
(Falling off a cliff)

[Chorus]
Having a relapse
(Past collapse)
Much worse than before
(Forevermore)

[Outro]
Ouch!
(Too late to touch!)

From the album “Collapse“

Also found on the album “Reggae Spray“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

bookmark_borderProwl

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Prowl-0.mp3
Prowl-0.mp4
Prowl-I.mp3
Prowl-I.mp4
Prowl-intro.mp3

[Intro]
(Hey) Hound,
If we don’t wanna be found
Best to quite down
(Down, low down down)

[Bridge]
Don’t make a sound

[Verse 1]
When out on a hunt
(On the prowl)
Best keep down the grunt
(Even more the howl)

[Bridge]
For a while….

[Chorus]
(Hey) Hound,
If we don’t wanna be found
Best to quite down
(Down, low down down)

[Bridge]
Don’t make a sound

[Verse 2]
Out on the prowl
(Best not to growl)
Stop! (Then very, very slow)
Now, Go! (go, go, go)

[Bridge]
(Your nose will know)

[Chorus]
(Hey) Hound,
If we don’t wanna be found
Best to quite down
(Down, low down down)

[Bridge]
Don’t make a sound

[Chorus]
(Hey) Hound,
Now that you’ve found
Chase ‘er down
(Down, down, down, down)

[Outro]
Dinner comes ’round

From the album “Mysterious“

The Canine Incisors Collection

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

bookmark_borderI Wish I Could Tell You

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I-Wish-I-Could-Tell-You-0.mp3
I-Wish-I-Could-Tell-You-0.mp4
I-Wish-I-Could-Tell-You-I.mp3
I-Wish-I-Could-Tell-You-I.mp4
I-Wish-I-Could-Tell-You-intro.mp3

[Intro]
I wish I could tell you…
But, I can’t

[Verse 1]
Can you hear them
Rant in rage
What’s their problem
(Open your cage!)

[Bridge]
What’s the problem
(Again…)

[Chorus]
I wish I could tell you
(But, it’s inexplicable)
Obvious their point of view
(Is inescapable)

[Bridge]
Left to a dice roll
(Or gasp…) Grasp our goal!

[Verse 2]
Can you see them
Cry and scream
What’s their problem
(Ruinin’ our American dream)

[Bridge]
What’s the problem
(Again…)

[Chorus]
I wish I could tell you
(But, it’s inexplicable)
Obvious their point of view
(Is inescapable)

[Bridge]
Left to a dice roll
(Or gasp…) Grasp our goal!

[Chorus]
I wish I could tell you
(But, it’s inexplicable)
Obvious their point of view
(Is inescapable)

[Outro]
Come on, let it roll
(Gasp!) Grasp our goal!

From the album “Mysterious“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

bookmark_borderDifficult to Define

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Difficult-to-Define-0.mp3
Difficult-to-Define-0.mp4
Difficult-to-Define-I.mp3
Difficult-to-Define-I.mp4
Difficult-to-Define-intro.mp3

[Intro]
The incline
(Is difficult to define)
In the spirit
(Of don’t get near it)

[Verse 1]
Inclined to love hate
Rant, rage… get irate
I just don’t know
Where that will go

[Chorus]
The incline
(Is difficult to define)
In the spirit
(Of let’s hear it!)

[Bridge]
Rather (give to live)
Gather (love to give)
Shout (out!)
Love (love, love, love)

[Verse 2]
Why stow the baggage
All hate’s garbage
Or don’t you know
To let the low go

[Chorus]
The incline
(Is difficult to define)
In the spirit
(Of let’s hear it!)

[Bridge]
Rather (give to live)
Gather (love to give)
Shout (out!)
Love (love, love, love)

[Chorus]
The incline
(Is difficult to define)
In the spirit
(Of let’s hear it!)

[Outro]
Rather (give to live)
Gather (love to give)
Love (love, love, love)

From the album “Mysterious“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment