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[Verse 1]
Is your belief
That no man
Can bring grief
Sure he can

[Chorus]
More powerful than God
(Do you find it odd)
We’re recreating
(Into devastating)

[Bridge]
Oh, at last
(Iconoclast)
Gonna blow your mind
(About being our kind)

[Verse 2]
Impending end times
Due to man’s crimes
There’s no such role
As divine control

[Chorus]
More powerful than God
(Do you find it odd)
We’re recreating
(Into devastating)

[Bridge]
Oh, at last
(Iconoclast)
Gonna blow your mind
(About being our kind)

[Chorus]
More powerful than God
(Do you find it odd)
We’re recreating
(Into devastating)

[Outro]
Oh, at last
(Iconoclast)
Can’t outlast

A SCIENCE NOTE
Some Evangelical Christians’ skepticism toward climate change is influenced by their theological beliefs, particularly in God’s omnipotence and sovereignty over creation. Key factors contributing to this perspective include:

1. Divine Control Over Nature

Many Evangelicals believe that God exercises complete control over natural events, including the climate. This conviction leads to the perception that human activities are unlikely to alter the climate significantly, as such changes would fall under divine jurisdiction. Consequently, they may view efforts to mitigate climate change as questioning God’s authority.

2. Eschatological Views

Certain Evangelical doctrines emphasize an impending end times scenario, where environmental degradation is seen as a precursor to divine intervention or the Second Coming of Christ. This eschatological outlook can result in a diminished emphasis on environmental stewardship, as believers may perceive ecological decline as aligning with prophetic events.

3. Belief in Earth’s Resilience

Some Evangelicals assert that Earth, as God’s creation, possesses inherent resilience and self-regulating mechanisms. This belief leads to skepticism regarding the fragility of the environment and doubts about human capacity to cause irreversible harm, thereby reducing the perceived urgency to address climate change.

4. Distrust of Scientific Consensus

A segment of the Evangelical community harbors skepticism toward scientific findings that appear to conflict with their scriptural interpretations. This distrust can extend to climate science, leading to the dismissal of evidence supporting anthropogenic climate change.

These theological and ideological factors contribute to a complex landscape where certain Evangelical Christians are less inclined to acknowledge or address human-induced climate change.

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Look out!
(It’s going to blow you away)
No doubt
(Could be your last day)

[Bridge]
Gonna blow some change
(Gonna rearrange)

[Verse 1]
Thermal energy
After all, really
Has got the power
For our last hour

[Bridge]
(Whoa, oh oh)
Tornado
(Whoa, oh oh)
Sure gonna blow

[Chorus]
Look out!
(It’s going to blow you away)
No doubt
(Could be your last day)

[Verse 2]
Extreme events
Filling the present
Guess it represents
Our future’s spent

[Bridge]
(Whoa, oh oh)
Tornado
(Whoa, oh oh)
Sure gonna blow

[Chorus]
Look out!
(It’s going to blow you away)
No doubt
(Could be your last day)

[Bridge]
(Whoa, oh oh)
Tornado
(Whoa, oh oh)
Sure gonna blow

Gonna blow some change
(Gonna rearrange)

[Outro]
Look out!
(It’s going to blow you away)
No doubt
(Could be your last day)

A SCIENCE NOTE
In March 2025, a powerful storm system unleashed over 40 tornadoes across eight states in the Midwest and Southern United States, resulting in at least 34 fatalities and widespread destruction. This devastating event has intensified discussions about the influence of climate change, particularly the warming of the Gulf of Mexico, on the frequency and severity of such tornado outbreaks.

Increasing Tornado Frequency and Intensity
Recent years have seen a notable uptick in tornado activity across the United States. While tornadoes are inherently challenging to predict, studies suggest that rising global temperatures contribute to greater atmospheric instability—a key factor in tornado formation. Additionally, there is evidence that tornado activity is shifting eastward from the traditional “Tornado Alley” in the Central Plains toward more densely populated regions in the Southeast, potentially increasing the risk to human life and property.

Impact of Gulf of Mexico Warming
The Gulf of Mexico significantly influences severe weather events in the United States. Elevated sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in the Gulf supply warm, moist air to storm systems, intensifying their strength. Recent data indicates that SSTs in the Gulf have been upwards of 2°C above average. This warming can contribute to more severe and frequent tornado outbreaks.

Global warming results from increased thermal energy within the climate system. Over the past 25 years, Earth’s oceans have absorbed energy equivalent to detonating five Hiroshima-sized atomic bombs per second.  Between 1971 and 2020, global warming trapped approximately 380 zettajoules (ZJ) of energy, comparable to the detonation of 25 billion atomic bombs.

Conclusion
Climate change gains momentum because its impacts are self-reinforcing, cumulative, and interconnected. The longer we delay significant mitigation efforts, the harder it becomes to slow or reverse the trajectory. Urgent action is needed to break these feedback loops and stabilize the climate.

The evidence is clear: climate change is rapidly accelerating, and the costs — both economic and human — are growing exponentially. The future demands decisive and immediate action to curb greenhouse gas emissions and prevent further environmental and societal collapse. Our updated climate model, now integrating complex social-ecological factors, shows that global temperatures could rise by up to 9°C within this century — far beyond previous predictions of a 4°C rise over the next thousand years. This kind of warming could bring us dangerously close to the “wet-bulb” threshold, where heat and humidity exceed the human body’s ability to cool itself, leading to fatal consequences.

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Are You Going to San Francisco?

[Intro]
Are you going to San Francisco?
(Woe oh oh, I don’t know)
Why are you choosing cruelty
(Over me)

[Verse 1]
My dad’s gone mad
Now he’s on the run
It’s really too bad
Our relationship’s done

[Chorus]
Maddened
(At your choices)
Saddened
(Don’t you hear your children’s voices)

[Bridge]
Are you going to San Francisco?
(Woe oh oh, I don’t know)
Why are you choosing cruelty
(Over me)

[Verse 2]
My dad’s gone nuts
Trying to outrun the law
An outlaw without guts
Hope his conscious gnaws

[Chorus]
Maddened
(At your choices)
Saddened
(Don’t you hear your children’s voices)

[Bridge]
Are you going to San Francisco?
(Woe oh oh, I don’t know)
Why are you choosing cruelty
(Over me)

[Chorus]
Maddened
(At your choices)
Saddened
(Don’t you hear your children’s voices)

[Outro]
Are you going to San Francisco?
(Woe oh oh, I don’t know)

By Jack Brouse and Daniel Brouse

From the album “Brain Slug” by The Electric Slugs

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[Verse 1]
Trying to find the words
That aren’t too absurd
And, that most of the time
Tend to rhyme

[Chorus]
Going lyrical
(Getting radical)
Hysterical
(Get musical)

[Bridge]
A la la la
(In Shangri-La)
Hey, hey, hey
(Come out and play)

[Verse 2]
Figuring the symbols
For the perfect meter
To match my principles
… maybe meet and greet her

[Chorus]
Going lyrical
(Getting radical)
Hysterical
(Get musical)

[Bridge]
A la la la
(In Shangri-La)
Hey, hey, hey
(Come out and play)

[Chorus]
Going lyrical
(Getting radical)
Hysterical
(Get musical)

[Outro]
A la la la
(In Shangri-La)
Hey, hey, hey
(Come out and play)

From the album “Radical“

Also found on the album “Reggae Foray“

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[Intro]
Excellent
(Impressive)
Captures the moment
(Of how to live)

[Verse 1]
That dude is rad
Shrugs of mad
Keeping it real
With the ideal

[Chorus]
Excellent
(Impressive)
Captures the moment
(Of how to live)

[Bridge]
Riding the wave
To the other side
Trying to save
Everyone’s hide

[Verse 2]
Keeping it rad
While on a roll
Play a major triad
Music’s the goal

[Chorus]
Excellent
(Impressive)
Captures the moment
(Of how to live)

[Bridge]
Riding the wave
To the other side
Trying to save
Everyone’s hide

[Chorus]
Excellent
(Impressive)
Captures the moment
(Of how to live)

[Outro]
Riding the wave
On the way to save

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
The situation is severe
(Here)
Surrounded by fear
(Here)

[Verse 1]
The extreme
Moves further from the mean
The severity
Is impacting prosperity

[Chorus]
The situation is severe
(Here)
Surrounded by fear
(Here)
Is it perfectly clear
(Fear!)

[Bridge]
Time to shine our light
From the tunnels end
Time to say goodnight
And start to mend

[Verse 2]
The extreme
Is getting more and more intense
Shattered dream
In the present tense

[Chorus]
The situation is severe
(Here)
Surrounded by fear
(Here)
Is it perfectly clear
(Fear!)

[Bridge]
Time to shine our light
From the tunnels end
Time to say goodnight
And start to mend

[Chorus]
The situation is severe
(Here)
Surrounded by fear
(Here)
Is it perfectly clear
(Fear!)

[Outro]
Time to shine our light
From the tunnels end

A SCIENCE NOTE

Climate change is leading to more frequent and severe extreme weather events due to several interconnected factors:

1. Increased Atmospheric Moisture

Warmer temperatures cause higher evaporation rates, leading to more moisture in the atmosphere. This additional moisture can intensify rainfall, resulting in more severe storms and flooding. For instance, the rainfall from Hurricane Harvey was 15% more intense and three times as likely to occur due to human-induced climate change.

2. Rising Global Temperatures

Elevated global temperatures contribute to more intense heatwaves. These extreme heat events can increase illnesses and deaths, especially among vulnerable populations, and damage some crops.

3. Enhanced Storm Intensity

Climate change is expected to worsen the frequency, intensity, and impacts of some types of extreme weather events. For example, sea level rise increases the impacts of coastal storms, and warming can place more stress on water supplies during droughts.

4. Prolonged and Intensified Droughts

Altered precipitation patterns and increased evaporation due to higher temperatures can lead to more severe and prolonged droughts. These droughts can harm food production and human health, increasing the death rate, changing food availability, and limiting productivity.

5. Increased Wildfire Activity

Hotter, drier conditions contribute to more frequent and intense wildfires. These fires can burn longer and wider, posing significant risks to ecosystems and human settlements.

In summary, climate change amplifies various extreme weather events through mechanisms like increased atmospheric moisture, rising temperatures, and altered precipitation patterns. These changes pose significant risks to ecosystems, infrastructure, and human health, underscoring the need for mitigation and adaptation strategies.

 

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Screaming into the void
(Can’t avoid)
Getting annoyed
(Screaming into the void)

[Bridge]
No place to hide?
(Ride the vibe)

[Verse 1]
Take off
To another place
Take off
Into outer space

[Chorus]
Screaming into the void
(Can’t avoid)
Getting annoyed
(Screaming into the void)

[Bridge]
No place to hide?
(Ride the vibe)

[Verse 2]
Get up
And learn to fly
Get up
Aiming high (high, high)

[Chorus]
Screaming into the void
(Can’t avoid)
Getting annoyed
(Screaming into the void)

[Bridge]
No place to hide?
(Ride the vibe)

[Chorus]
Screaming into the void
(Can’t avoid)
Getting annoyed
(Screaming into the void)

[Outro]
No place to hide?
(Ride the vibe)

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Say (Hey!)
To (today)

[Bridge]
Is it ordinary
(Or to the contrary)

[Verse 1]
Quite unusual
(For being natural)
What is actual
(What is factual)

[Chorus]
Out of the ordinary
(As seen in a dream)
Quite extraordinary
(The dream is seen)

[Verse 2]
No, not normal
(Not normal at all)
I’m not indifferent
(To being different)

[Chorus]
Out of the ordinary
(As seen in a dream)
Quite extraordinary
(The dream is seen)

[Bridge]
Say (Hey!)
To (today)

Is it ordinary
(Or to the contrary)

[Outro]
Out of the ordinary
(As seen in a dream)
Dream scene

From the album “Radical“

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[Intro]
Started as stardust
(Quick change artist)
[Bridge]
Ending that way too
(How about you?)

[Verse 1]
Is it just an illusion
Wrapped in confusion
Costume changes
Rearranges

[Break]
Started as stardust
(Quick change artist)
[Bridge]
Ending that way too
(How about you?)

[Chorus]
Quick change artist
(Magic’s in the music)
Quick change artist
(With a lick so quick)

[Verse 2]
Transforming features
Of habitual creatures
Various technique
Adding to the music

[Break]
Started as stardust
(Quick change artist)
[Bridge]
Ending that way too
(How about you?)

[Chorus]
Quick change artist
(Magic’s in the music)
Quick change artist
(With a lick so quick)

[Outro]
Quick change artist
(Magic’s in the music)
Quick change artist
(With a lick so quick)

ABOUT THE SONG

The term “quick-change artist” refers to an entertainer whose specialty is the rapid and seamless transformation of costumes or appearances, creating a visual illusion of instant change. 

Performance Style:
Quick-change acts can involve a variety of techniques, including:

  • Costume changes: Rapidly switching between different outfits. 
  • Appearance changes: Transforming hairstyles, makeup, or other features. 
  • Illusion: Creating the illusion of objects or people appearing or disappearing

From the album “Radical“

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[Intro]
Mentally active
(Transformative)
So attractive
(Transformative)

[Verse 1]
I say let the music play
Throughout the day
As we stand and march
Let’s make it epic

[Bridge]
Mentally active
(Transformative)
So attractive
(Transformative)

[Chorus]
Change with the change
(Must rearrange)
Strange but must change
(To manage)

[Verse 2]
OK! We let the music play
That’s the way we’ll stay
As we stand and fight
Knowing what’s right

[Bridge]
Mentally active
(Transformative)
So attractive
(Transformative)

[Chorus]
Change with the change
(Must rearrange)
Strange but must change
(To manage)

[Bridge]
Mentally active
(Transformative)
So attractive
(Transformative)

[Outro]
Change with the change
(Must rearrange)
Strange but must change
(To manage)

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Are you revolutionary
(Or sedimentary)
Do you make a stand
(Or bury your head in the sand)

[Verse 1]
Would you be betwixt
In seventeen seventy-six
Or would you stand and fight
For what is right

[Chorus]
Are you revolutionary
(Or sedimentary)
Do you make a stand
(Or bury your head in the sand)

[Bridge]
Too much pride
(Results in a fall)
The easy ride
(Hits a brick wall)

[Verse 2]
In twenty twenty-five
Are you making a stand
Fight to stay alive
And understand

[Chorus]
Are you revolutionary
(Or sedimentary)
Do you make a stand
(Or bury your head in the sand)

[Bridge]
Too much pride
(Results in a fall)
The easy ride
(Hits a brick wall)

[Chorus]
Are you revolutionary
(Or sedimentary)
Do you make a stand
(Or bury your head in the sand)

[Outro]
Are you revolutionary
(Time to be contrary)

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Ah!
(Ahh, ahh)
Oh?
(Ohh, ohh)

[Verse 1]
A radical movement
(For climate action)
Statistical moment
(Of de-evolution)

[Break]
Ah!
[Refrain]
Whoa woe
(Oh, oh)
No know
(Oh, Oh)

(Ahh, ahh)

[Bridge]
Oh?
(Ohh, ohh)

[Verse 2]
A rational movement
(For climate action)
Beyond a thesis
(It’s a climate crisis)

[Break]
Ah!
(Ahh, ahh)
Oh?
(Ohh, ohh)

[Refrain]
Whoa woe
(Oh, oh)
No Know
(Oh, Oh)

[Outro]
Whoa woe
(Oh, oh)
No Know
(Oh, Oh)

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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[Intro]
Are you free
(To radicalize)
To realize
(You’re already free)
Look (see)

[Bridge]
Well… (do tell, ell, ell)

[Verse 1]
At your root
(The square)
Are you there
(Aware)

[Chorus]
Are you free
(To radicalize)
To realize
(You’re already free)
Look (see)

[Verse 2]
At your root
(Is your square)
Aware
(Or is it moot)

[Chorus]
Are you free
(To radicalize)
To realize
(You’re already free)
Look (see)

(Aware)

[Chorus]
Are you free
(To radicalize)
To realize
(You’re already free)
Look (n’ see)

[Bridge]
Well… (do tell, ell, ell)
9 through 3
(Radical)
Can’t you see…
4 through to 2
(Radical)
Do you recall?

[Chorus]
Are you free
(To radicalize)
To realize
(You’re already free)
Look (n’ see)

[Outro]
Are you free
(To radicalize)
Well… (do tell, ell, ell)

A SCIENCE AND MATH NOTE

  • Radical Mathematical Context:

    • A root of a number, often represented by the √ symbol.
    • Example: The square root of 9 is written as √9 = 3.

From the album “Radical“

Also found on the album “Reggae Foray“

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[Intro]
Too far to the right
(Not quite right)
Too far to the left
(Liberal theft)

[Bridge]
(Deft to daft)

[Verse 1]
Have you veered
To self-enrich
Seems you’ve steered
Into a ditch

[Chorus]
Too far to the right
(Not quite right)
Too far to the left
(Liberal theft)

[Bridge]
Rebel rousing radical
(Oh no special)
Off the rails fanatical
(Shifted in to freefall)

[Verse 2]
Can’t you see…
“All about me”
Is how you choose
To lose

[Chorus]
Too far to the right
(Not quite right)
Too far to the left
(Liberal theft)

[Bridge]
Rebel rousing radical
(Oh no special)
Off the rails fanatical
(Shifted in to freefall)

[Chorus]
Too far to the right
(Not quite right)
Too far to the left
(Liberal theft)

[Outro]
(Deft to daft)
Rebel rousing radical
(Oh no special)

From the album “Radical“

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[Intro]
Free! (Radical)
Need (A miracle)
Free! (Radical)
Reaction satisfaction

[Verse 1]
Unpaired electron
In the outer shell
Might as well
Move along (a long)

[Chorus]
Free! (Radical)
Need (A miracle)
Free! (Radical)
Reaction satisfaction

[Bridge]
Get off your chair
(Prefer to pair)
Chain reaction
(Taking action)

[Verse 2]
Cellular signaling
Immune response
Hope no failing
New age renaissance

[Chorus]
Free! (Radical)
Need (A miracle)
Free! (Radical)
Reaction satisfaction

[Bridge]
Get off your chair
(Prefer to pair)
Chain reaction
(Taking action)

[Chorus]
Free! (Radical)
Need (A miracle)
Free! (Radical)
Reaction satisfaction

[Outro]
Free! (Radical)
Need (A miracle)
Free! (Radical)
Reaction satisfaction

A SCIENCE NOTE

In chemistry, a free radical is an atom, molecule, or ion that has an unpaired electron in its outer shell, making it highly reactive and prone to participating in chemical reactions. Because electrons prefer to be in pairs, free radicals tend to seek out other electrons, which can lead to chain reactions that may be either beneficial or harmful, depending on the context.

Examples of Free Radicals:

  • Hydroxyl radical (·OH) – Highly reactive, often involved in oxidation reactions.
  • Superoxide (O₂·⁻) – A byproduct of cellular respiration, which can cause oxidative stress in biological systems.
  • Chlorine radical (Cl·) – Plays a role in ozone depletion in the atmosphere.

Importance of Free Radicals:

  • In biology: Free radicals are involved in cellular signaling and immune responses but can also cause damage to DNA, proteins, and cell membranes, leading to aging and diseases like cancer.
  • In industry: Used in polymerization reactions (e.g., plastic production) and combustion processes.
  • In atmospheric chemistry: Free radicals play a role in processes like ozone formation and degradation.

From the album “Radical“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment