Category: Narley Marley

bookmark_borderThe Moment You Pounce

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[Intro]
The sincerity
Of our security
Is in the hearts
Of humanity

[Verse 1]
Have we lost our sanity
(To the cost of vanity)
Entered the rat race
Voluntarily embraced

[Bridge]
Now, you wake to the quake
And, insist to partake?

[Chorus]
’cause the chances are
The moment you pounce
She will fly away
Like a Bumble… ‘She’ had to bounce
As you wouldn’t budge… an ounce

[Verse 2]
Have we lost ‘to be free’
(On a spending spree)
Caught in our rat maze
Dazed (though unphased)

[Bridge]
Now, you wake to the quake
And, insist to partake?

[Chorus]
’cause the chances are
The moment you pounce
She will fly away
Like a Bumble… ‘She’ had to bounce
As you wouldn’t budge… an ounce

[Bridge]
Now, you wake to the quake
And, insist to partake?

[Chorus]
’cause the chances are
The moment you pounce
She will fly away
Like a Bumble… ‘She’ had to bounce
As you wouldn’t budge… an ounce

[Outro]
Now, you wake to the quake?
Wait! (Too late)

Christmas Bonus

“Lost in the Sound” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderIs Your Heartbeat?

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[Intro]
Is your heartbeat
(Complete)

[Verse 1]
Do you need
A defibrillator
Has your greed
Been a negater

[Chorus]
Of your love
(Of love, love, love)
Is your heartbeat
(Complete)

[Bridge]
Does it repeat
In synchronicity
(With reality)

[Verse 2]
Do you require
C P R
Is your need dire
Not sure if you are…

[Chorus]
Aware of love
(Of love, love, love)
Is your heartbeat
(Complete)

[Bridge]
Does it repeat
In synchronicity
(With reality)

[Chorus]
What of your love
(Of love, love, love)
Is your heartbeat
(Complete)

[Outro]
Let it beat beat
In synchronicity
(With humanity)

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderHelene

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[Intro]
I’m mean…
Helene
How obscene!
(Mean, mean, mean)

[Verse 1]
No sight of an end
Coming through the big bend
Sustained rain
Can’t compete with 2 feet

[Chorus]
I’m mean…
Helene
How obscene!
(Mean, mean, mean)

[Bridge]
Hard to stay sane
In a hurricane
Hard to remain
The same

[Verse 2]
No end in sight
Just sheer might
What more needs said…
Fifty-two dead

[Chorus]
I’m mean…
Helene
How obscene!
(Mean, mean, mean)

[Bridge]
Hard to stay sane
In a hurricane
Hard to remain
The same

[Chorus]
I’m mean…
Helene
How obscene!
(Mean, mean, mean)

[Outro]
Going down the drain
(In a hurricane)

A SCIENCE NOTE
September 28, 2024 — The death toll from Hurricane Helene continues to rise as officials begin assessing the aftermath of the powerful storm. The hurricane’s torrential rains have overwhelmed infrastructure, placing immense pressure on dams and levees in affected areas. In some regions, rainfall exceeded two feet, leading to widespread flooding and the displacement of thousands of residents.

Moody’s Analytics estimated on Friday that property damage from Hurricane Helene could range between $15 billion and $26 billion. This includes damage to homes, businesses, and public infrastructure across a wide swath of the southeastern United States.

So far, at least 52 people have been confirmed dead across five states—Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Many of the fatalities were caused by flash flooding, fallen trees, and storm-related accidents, as rescue operations continue and the full scope of the disaster becomes clear.

Authorities are urging residents in the hardest-hit areas to remain vigilant as floodwaters recede slowly, and efforts to repair damaged roads, restore power, and provide essential services are underway.

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

“Lost in the Sound” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderRolling in the Waves

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[Intro]
The waves roll in
The waves roll out
The sound is found
(Rolling in the waves)
All around
(Oh, the souls it saves)

[Verse 1]
Taking it in
Shouting it out
Listening
Petitioning

[Chorus]
Parallel to the direction
(Of wave propagation)
Through a medium
(Hearing premium)

[Bridge]
The waves roll in
The waves roll out
The sound is found
(Rolling in the waves)
All around
(Oh, the souls it saves)

[Verse 2]
Reaching my hear
So that I can here
Out of my lips
Making the trip

[Chorus]
Parallel to the direction
(Of wave propagation)
Through a medium
(Hearing premium)

[Bridge]
The waves roll in
The waves roll out
The sound is found
(Rolling in the waves)
All around
(Oh, the souls it saves)

[Chorus]
Parallel to the direction
(Of wave propagation)
Through a medium
(Hearing premium)

[Bridge]
The waves roll in
(The waves roll out)
The sound is found
(All around)

[Outro]
Rolling in the waves
(Oh, the souls it saves)

A SCIENCE NOTE

Sound waves can be classified into several types based on various characteristics. Here are the primary types:

1. Longitudinal Waves

  • Description: In longitudinal waves, the particle movement is parallel to the direction of wave propagation.
  • Example: Most sound waves in air, liquids, and gases are longitudinal. When you speak, the air molecules vibrate back and forth in the same direction as the sound wave.

2. Transverse Waves

  • Description: In transverse waves, particles move perpendicular to the direction of wave propagation. These are less common in sound.
  • Example: While sound typically doesn’t form transverse waves in air, it can occur in solid materials, like vibrations on a string or surface.

3. Surface Waves

  • Description: Surface waves occur at the interface between two different media, like air and water. They combine both longitudinal and transverse motion.
  • Example: Earthquake waves (seismic waves) can be an example, where sound travels on the surface of the Earth.

4. Mechanical Waves

  • Description: Sound is a type of mechanical wave because it requires a medium (air, water, or solid) to travel through. Mechanical waves involve the transfer of energy through the oscillation of particles in the medium.
  • Example: All everyday sounds are mechanical waves because they need air or another medium to propagate.

5. Electromagnetic Waves

  • Description: These waves do not require a medium to propagate and can travel through a vacuum. Sound is not an electromagnetic wave, but this is a general wave classification.
  • Example: Radio waves, microwaves, and light waves are all examples of electromagnetic waves.

6. Infrasonic Waves

  • Frequency Range: Below 20 Hz (too low for human hearing).
  • Example: Earthquake waves, elephant communication, and volcanic activity produce infrasonic waves.

7. Audible Waves

  • Frequency Range: Between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz (the range that humans can hear).
  • Example: Music, speech, and everyday sounds.

8. Ultrasonic Waves

  • Frequency Range: Above 20,000 Hz (too high for human hearing).
  • Example: Used in medical imaging (ultrasound), cleaning, and animal echolocation (e.g., bats and dolphins).

9. Shock Waves

  • Description: These are a type of highly intense, sudden sound wave that occurs when an object moves faster than the speed of sound, compressing sound waves into a single, powerful wave.
  • Example: Sonic booms from supersonic aircraft.

These classifications of sound waves vary based on frequency, direction of particle motion, and the medium through which they travel.

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

“Lost in the Sound” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderDidn’t Miss a Beat

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[Intro]
Didn’t miss a beat
(Didn’t skip beat)
Finish the feat
(Make it complete

[Verse 1]
He said, “1, 2, 3”
(Could he be talking to me?)
Did he say go
(Oh, I don’t know)

[Chorus]
Off the starting line
And doing fine
Making double-time
Watch us shine

[Bridge]
Didn’t miss a beat
(Didn’t skip beat)
Finish the feat
(Make it complete

[Verse 2]
On your marks, get set, go
(Could he be talking to me?)
I just don’t know
(Please set us free)

[Chorus]
Off the starting line
And doing fine
Making double-time
Watch us shine

[Bridge]
Didn’t miss a beat
(Didn’t skip beat)
Finish the feat
(Make it complete

[Chorus]
Off the starting line
And doing fine
Making double-time
Watch us shine

[Bridge]
Didn’t miss a beat
(Didn’t skip beat)
Finished the feat
(Made it complete

[Outro]
Making double-time
Lovin’ the shine

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

“Lost in the Sound” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderBreathin’ In

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[Intro]
Breathin’ in (in, in, in)
(Oxygen)

[Bridge]
And, then again….

[Verse 1]
Here we are. Take a breath.
Live… before your death
What do you make
And, what do you take?

[Chorus]
Argon? (Bring ‘er on!)
And, again (With the nitrogen)
Takin’ in gasses
(By the masses)

[Bridge]
… neon, helium
(I am)
methane…
(Sounds insane)
And krypton
(Ah, come on?)

Breathin’ in
(Oxygen)

[Bridge]
And, then again….

[Verse 2]
(Hear?)
We’re still here.
Take a breath.
Come to life… before your death
[Bridge]
After all, before you fall…
What do you make
And, what do you take?

[Chorus]
Argon? (Bring ‘er on!)
And, again (With the nitrogen)
Takin’ in gasses
(By the masses)

[Bridge]
… neon, helium
(I am)
methane…
(Sounds insane)

[Outro]
And kryptonite
(I cannot fight)

A SCIENCE NOTE
The air we breathe is a mixture of several gases. Here’s a breakdown of the main gases we inhale:

  1. Nitrogen (N₂) – About 78% of the air we breathe is nitrogen. While it’s not used by the body, it dilutes the oxygen and plays a role in respiratory processes.
  2. Oxygen (O₂) – About 21% of the air is oxygen. This is the critical gas that our body uses for cellular respiration, which produces energy.
  3. Argon (Ar) – About 0.93% of the air is argon, an inert gas that doesn’t react with the body and is simply exhaled.
  4. Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) – About 0.04% of the air is carbon dioxide, though it’s a waste product of respiration that we also exhale in larger amounts.
  5. Other trace gases – There are small amounts of gases like neon, helium, methane, and krypton, but these are in very low concentrations and have no significant role in respiration.

Even though we mostly need oxygen, our lungs filter and process all of these gases with every breath we take.

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderWas is Now When?

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[Intro]
(Oh, no)
Look out!
… I think she’s gonna blow
[Rest]
Shout!
Lookout!
(Look out)

[Verse 1]
I mean where have you been
Couldn’t you see
Was is now when
Then, it hit me

[Bridge]
(Oh, no)
Look out!
… I think she’s gonna blow
[Rest]
Shout!
Lookout!
(Look out)

[Chorus]
In fact, the impact
Of having ‘at’
At my disposal
No longer implausible?
[Bridge]
Shout!
Lookout!
(Look out)

[Verse 2]
I mean better come clean
Couldn’t I see
What mean means….
Then, it hit me

[Bridge]
(Oh, no)
Look out!
… I think she’s gonna blow
[Rest]
Shout!
Lookout!
(Look out)

[Chorus]
In fact, the impact
Of having ‘at’
At my disposal
No longer implausible?
[Bridge]
Shout!
Lookout!
(Look out)

[Bridge]
(Oh, no)
Look out!
… I think she’s gonna blow
[Rest]
Shout!
Lookout!
(Look out)

[Chorus]
In fact, the impact
Of having ‘at’
At my disposal
No longer implausible?

[Outro]
Shout!
Lookout!
(Look out)

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderNeuron On?

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[Intro]
Is your neuron on?
(How does it get along)
Is your neuron on?
(Has something gone wrong)

[Verse 1]
Do your eyes move
Absence of reflexes
Starting to prove
Unconsciousness

[Chorus]
Brain perplexes
Electrical current
Muscle relaxes
Functions aren’t

[Bridge]
Is your neuron on?
(How does it get along)
Is your neuron on?
(Has something gone wrong)

[Verse 2]
No reaction to pain
Lack of responsiveness
No, can not regain…
Consciousness

[Chorus]
Brain perplexes
Electrical current
Muscle relaxes
Functions aren’t

[Bridge]
Is your neuron on?
(How does it get along)
Is your neuron on?
(Has something gone wrong)

[Chorus]
Brain perplexes
Electrical current
Muscle relaxes
Functions aren’t

[Bridge]
Is your neuron on?
(How does it get along)
Is your neuron on?
(Has something gone wrong)

[Outro]
Is your neuron on?
(Or have they all gone?)

A SCIENCE NOTE

Signs of unconsciousness include:

  1. Lack of responsiveness: The person does not respond to external stimuli, such as touch, sound, or light.
  2. No reaction to pain: There is no response to painful stimuli like pinching or shaking.
  3. Unresponsive to verbal cues: The person doesn’t respond to their name or any commands.
  4. Irregular or shallow breathing: Breathing may be slow, irregular, or very shallow.
  5. Inability to move voluntarily: The person is limp, with no voluntary movement.
  6. No eye movement: Eyes may remain closed, or if open, there’s no movement or focus.
  7. Absence of reflexes: Reflexes such as gagging or blinking may be diminished or absent.
  8. Pale or cold skin: Skin might appear unusually pale or cool to the touch, depending on the cause.

If someone exhibits these signs, they require immediate medical attention.

About Neurons
Neurons, the specialized cells responsible for transmitting signals in the nervous system, are found throughout the body, including the throat (pharynx and larynx). These neurons play a critical role in monitoring and protecting the airway from harmful substances. They are part of a reflex system that helps prevent foreign materials, such as food, liquid, or stomach acid, from entering the lungs.

When you drink something and it “goes down the wrong tube” (i.e., into the airway instead of the esophagus), sensory neurons in the throat detect this and send signals to the brain. These signals travel through the vagus nerve, which connects many organs, including the throat, to the brainstem. In response, the brain triggers a reflex, such as coughing or gagging, to expel the material and protect the lungs from aspiration.

Similarly, if you have acid reflux—when stomach acid rises into the esophagus—neurons in the esophagus and throat sense the irritation caused by the acid. These neurons send signals to the brain, often causing discomfort or pain (heartburn) and prompting protective responses, such as swallowing or coughing, to clear the acid and prevent it from reaching the lungs.

This protective network of neurons in the throat and other parts of the body is essential for maintaining proper function and preventing injury to the respiratory system.

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderThe Kiss (Of Bliss)

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[Intro]
Imagine this…
(The kiss of bliss)
Know (no) near miss
The kiss

[Verse 1]
Dancing on the head of a pin
(Angels dancing again)
Camel through the eye of a needle
(Adult going fetal)

[Bridge]
At any rate
There is no debate
(Negate hate)
Caution: the human condition
(Crashin’… is no solution)

[Chorus]
Imagine this…
(The kiss of bliss)
Granted wish,
The kiss

[Verse 2]
How many angels (1, 2, 3)
Dancing (please tell me)
(Again… angels dancing?)
How many?
(I’d say none… having been one)

[Bridge]
At any rate
There is no debate
(Negate hate)
Caution: the human condition
(Crashin’… is no solution)

[Chorus]
Imagine this…
(The kiss of bliss)
Love, nothing less
Know (no) near miss
(kiss)

[Outro]
(The kiss of bliss)
Love, nothing less

ABOUT THE SONG
The saying referred to is, “How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?” This phrase is often used to mock overly abstract or pointless philosophical, theological, or metaphysical debates. It’s said to originate from medieval scholastic discussions, where scholars debated topics like the nature of angels and other abstract theological concepts. While there’s no evidence that medieval scholars actually asked this question, it has come to symbolize intellectual exercises that seem trivial or disconnected from practical concerns.

Christmas Bonus Album | Christmas and Holiday Music

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderRunning Down Time

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[Intro]
Running down time
(Racing to the finish line)
Running out the clock
(Depleting our stock)

[Verse 1]
Entered the human race
But they couldn’t keep pace
Running the wrong direction
Without a conception

[Chorus]
Running down time
(Racing to the finish line)
Running out the clock
(Depleting our stock)

[Bridge]
Can I win
If you lose
Can I choose
Ready? (Begin.)

[Verse 2]
Where’s the human
(In humane)
How to begin
(In thy vain)

[Chorus]
Running down time
(Racing to the finish line)
Running out the clock
(Depleting our stock)

[Bridge]
Can I win
If you lose
Can I choose
Ready? (Begin.)

[Chorus]
Running down time
(Racing to the finish line)
Running out the clock
(Depleting our stock)

[Bridge]
Can I win
If you lose
Can I choose
Over again?

[Outro]
Can I choose
Over again?

A SCIENCE NOTE
Have you ever seen A Beautiful Mind, the movie about John Forbes Nash Jr.? One of our earlier papers on climate change, “The Golden Rule’s Social Justification,” draws heavily on Nash’s Nobel-winning work on Game Theory. Interestingly, it aligns closely with other core scientific, moral, and ethical principles. For a societal view, see the companion paper, Never Wake a Sleeping Giant.

Hypothesis:
The Golden Scales of Justice
Q: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Or what?
A: Or, the elimination of all players is possible.

Proof: The Golden Rule can be applied to economics similarly to Nash’s Equilibrium (or Le Chatelier’s Principle in chemistry.)

“The best responses of all players are in accordance with each other.” — John Nash, Jr.

“If a dynamic equilibrium is disturbed by changing the conditions, the position of equilibrium moves to counteract the change.” — Le Chatelier’s Principle

Key Question:
What happens when the responses of all players are not aligned?
Answer: Justification for potential outcomes, including destabilization.

Also see: “Never Wake a Sleeping Giant: The Future of Climate Change”

Imagine society as a sleeping giant, with the few awake individuals — like you and me — sitting next to this giant. Do you want to startle the giant and suddenly wake him?

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

From the album “Change Your Mind” by Δ To Cause a Change

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderAm I Who?

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[Intro]
The riddle:
A division in the middle

The question:
Do I do…
Or do I die?

[Verse 1]
What once was a center
Now a hollowed core
The divisive enter
The middle’s no more

[Bridge]
The riddle:
A division in the middle

[Chorus]
The question:
Do I do…
(Or do I die?)
On reflection:
Am I who
(The things I do)

[Verse 2]
What once was independent
Is now up for rent
Both blue and white collar
Vote with their dollar

[Bridge]
The riddle:
A division in the middle

[Chorus]
The question:
Do I do…
(Or do I die?)
On reflection:
Am I who
(The things I do)

[Bridge]
The riddle:
A division in the middle

[Chorus]
The question:
Do I do…
(Or do I die?)

[Outro]
On reflection:
Is my view
(Now askew?)

ABOUT THE SONG

This song presents a poignant commentary on the state of American politics and climate change, encapsulated in its exploration of division, identity, and the existential choices facing individuals and society.

Themes and Interpretations:

  1. Division and Polarization:
    • The repeated phrase “A division in the middle” suggests a significant rift in society, reflecting the current political climate where consensus has become elusive. This can relate to how political parties have become more polarized, moving away from centrist values and increasing the divide between factions.
  2. Existential Choices:
    • The chorus poses the question, “Do I do… or do I die?” This can be interpreted as a call to action or an acknowledgment of the urgency surrounding issues like climate change. It suggests that inaction could lead to dire consequences, resonating with the idea that we must actively engage in combating climate issues rather than remaining passive.
  3. Loss of Independence:
    • The line “What once was independent is now up for rent” points to the commodification of political values and the influence of money in politics. It implies that both individual and collective agency have been compromised, as voters may feel pressured to align with corporate interests or party lines rather than their values.
  4. Identity and Reflection:
    • The introspective lines about reflection and questioning one’s actions emphasize the importance of self-awareness in the political context. It challenges listeners to consider whether their beliefs and actions align with their true selves, particularly in an era where misinformation and polarization can skew perspectives.
  5. Cyclical Structure:
    • The repetition of the bridge and chorus highlights the cyclical nature of the conversation about division and identity. It suggests that these issues are ongoing, requiring continual reflection and action, reinforcing the idea that the political landscape is dynamic and must be actively navigated.

Overall Message:

The song encapsulates the struggle between doing something meaningful versus succumbing to despair in the face of division and pressing issues like climate change. It encourages listeners to reflect on their values and actions in an increasingly polarized world, underlining the necessity of individual agency and collective responsibility.

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderUpended

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[Intro]
It’s like being rear-ended
(Upended)
Beliefs suspended
(Upended)

[Verse 1]
Oh, is that what they say
It’s suppose to be this way
Where lies hold sway
And, criminals get away

[Bridge]
It’s like being rear-ended
(Upended)
Beliefs suspended
(Upended)

[Chorus]
Searching (and reaching)
For a piece of peace
Gifted to be lifted
To a birth on Earth

[Verse 2]
Oh, love to live in the day
Where love holds sway
We put away decay
Find “to know” (grow and flow)

[Bridge]
It’s like being rear-ended
(Upended)
Beliefs suspended
(Amended)

[Chorus]
Searching (and reaching)
For a piece of peace
Gifted to be lifted
To a birth on Earth

[Bridge]
It’s like being rear-ended
(Upended)
Beliefs suspended
(Upended)

[Chorus]
Searching (and reaching)
For a piece of peace
Gifted to be lifted
To a birth on Earth

[Outro]
Upended
(To be amended)

Christmas Bonus

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderConsider (For Better)

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[Intro]
How low (can you woe?)
I dunno…

[Verse 1]
I thought you said
The topic was dead
Buried the hatchet
Already forgot it?

[Bridge]
Oh, no
Here we go
I don’t know

[Chorus]
Consider (for better)
Knew flow (new know)
The river (of knowledge)
Deliver (cutting edge)

[Verse 2]
The living dead
You want to wed?
Closet skeletons
Keep brinin’ ’em….

[Bridge]
Oh, no
Here we go
I don’t know

[Chorus]
Consider (for better)
Knew flow (new know)
The river (of knowledge)
Deliver (cutting edge)

[Bridge]
Oh, yes
Pass the test
Here we go
Now we know

[Outro]
Consider (for better)
New flow (knew know)

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

“It’s Me” by Daniel

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderStuck in a Rhyme

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[Intro]
O.K.
One more time
I’m stuck in a rhyme

[Verse 1]
The food chain
The lifecycle
Who’ll remain
Vapor, or…
Icicle

[Refrain]
O.K. (alright)
One more time
I’m stuck in a rhyme
Today (into the light)

[Verse 2]
World turning to day
World turning to night
Twirling away
Throughout the light

[Refrain]
O.K. (alright)
One more time
(I’m stuck in a rhyme)
Hooray (into the light)

[Chorus]
Purpose
(In the universe)
Reality
(Of our galaxy)

[Outro]
One more time
(My luck! It’s a rhyme)

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

“It’s Me” by Daniel

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

bookmark_borderWhat the Cat Brought In

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[Verse 1]
Hey, would you look
at what the cat brought in
What is it…
Bone and some skin?
Hey, would you look
at what the cat brought in
Guess patience
Is wearing thin

[Chorus]
Blood and guts
(A world gone nuts)
What’s a poor boy to do?
A mess of a process
I can’t process
… what the cat brought in

[Bridge]
(no not again)
Look what the cat brought in
(no not again)
Look what the cat brought in

[Verse 2]
Hey, would you look
at what the cat brought in
Could it be my twin?
Hey, would you look
at what the cat brought in
The audience
Has lost their grin

[Chorus]
Blood and guts
(A world gone nuts)
What’s a poor boy to do?
A mess of a process
I can’t process
… what the cat brought in

[Bridge]
(no not again)
Look what the cat brought in
(no not again)
Look what the cat brought in

[Chorus]
Blood and guts
(A world gone nuts)
What’s a poor boy to do?
A mess of a process
I can’t process
… what the cat brought in
(no not again)

[Outro]
Look what the cat brought in
(no not again)
Look what the cat brought in

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

“It’s Me” by Daniel

“The Montego Bay Way” by Narley Marley

“Mish-Mash” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

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