[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Warm Electric Guitar, Rolling Bass, Loose Drums, Hammond Organ and Bright Analog Synth]
[Spoken Vocal]
Do you wish we could?
Feel good…
You know we should.
(… if we would…)
[Verse 1]
Wake up in the morning
Open up the door
Feel the air around you
Like you never did before
Sunlight on the window
Feet upon the floor
Singin’ “ray, me, doe”
Doesn’t have to cost any more
[Pre-Chorus]
Breathe!
(Breathe!)
Move!
(Move!)
Smile!
(Smile!)
Stay awhile!
[Refrain]
Do you wish we could
(Feel good)
You know we should
(Feel good)
Feelin’ good
(Feelin’ good)
Feelin’ good
… like ya know we could
[Verse 2]
Less stuff in the closet
Less clutter in the mind
Less running after something
You were never gonna find
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: Melodic Blues-Rock Lead With Clean Tone, Hammond Organ, Warm Bass, Piano and Driving Drums]
[Bridge]
Do you need it?
(Need it?)
Or wanna feed it?
(Why not concede it?)
[Rap Vocal Break]
… finding balance
Every chance
Sing our song
… do the dance
Not just money
(Not just cash)
But the things
That truly last
And, before you depart…
Start!
From the heart!
Do you wish we could
(Feel good)
You know we should
(Feel good)
Feelin’ good
(Feelin’ good)
Feelin’ good
… like ya know we could
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Acoustic Guitar, Bass and Soft Piano]
Do you wish we could…
Feel good?
[Whispered]
You know we should…
Feel good.
[Final Refrain]
Do you wish we could
(Feel good)
You know we should
(Feel good)
Feelin’ good
(Feelin’ good)
Feelin’ good
… like ya know we could
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Warm Guitar, Hammond Organ, Bass, Drums and Analog Synth; Gradual Fade]
Feeling good…
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Fast Garage-Rock Guitar, Slap Bass, Driving Drums, Hammond Organ Stabs and Pulsing Analog Synth]
[Spoken Vocal]
You got vigor?
I got vigor.
You got vigor?
Let us… (get vigorous!)
[Verse 1]
Wake it up
Shake it loose
Find the spark
Find the juice
Heart beats
Feet move
Find a rhythm
Find your groove
Don’t wait
For the perfect time
Don’t wait
For the perfect sign
Life is moving
Can’t you see?
Get up
And come with me!
[Pre-Chorus]
Kick!
(Kick!)
Move!
(Move!)
Push!
(Push!)
Prove!
Feel!
(Feel!)
The groove!
[Refrain]
Kick the vigor
(In all of us)
Get vigorous
(Are you serious?)
Get vigorous
(Simultaneous)
Seriously
(Simultaneously)
… the vigorous in all of us
[Verse 2]
Strong isn’t
Just muscle and bone
It’s the will
To make it known
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: High-Energy Blues-Rock Lead With Wah-Wah, Hammond Organ, Slap Bass, Synth Arpeggios and Driving Drums]
[Bridge]
Seriously!
(Seriously!)
Simultaneously!
(Simultaneously!)
Not just one
(Won’t be won)
But all of us
(All of us)
(Vigor… us)
[Rap Vocal Break]
Kick the vigor
Kick it harder
Turn the spark
Into a starter
Don’t confuse
The word “vigorous”
With pretending
Nothing’s dangerous
Vigor means
You’re ready
Ready to adapt
Ready to move
Ready to act
Health
(Strength)
Life
(Length)
Kick the vigor
(In all of us)
Get vigorous
(Are you serious?)
Get vigorous
(Simultaneous)
Seriously
(Simultaneously)
… the vigorous in all of us
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Bass, Hand Claps, Synth Pulse and Sparse Guitar]
Get vigorous…
Are you serious?
Seriously…
Simultaneously…
[Whispered]
The vigorous…
In all of us.
[Final Refrain]
Kick the vigor
(In all of us)
Get vigorous
(Are you serious?)
Get vigorous
(Simultaneous)
Seriously
(Simultaneously)
… the vigorous in all of us
Heart!
(Heart!)
Mind!
(Mind!)
Body!
(Body!)
All aligned!
Get vigorous!
(Get vigorous!)
Seriously!
Simultaneously!
(Simultaneously!)
The vigorous
(In all of us)
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Full Band Accelerates Into a Frenetic Guitar, Bass, Drums, Hammond and Synth Groove; Sudden Stop]
Vigor!
Vigorous!
Seriously…
[Spoken, fading]
(Unaware?)
It’s in there.
(We can choose)
… to kick it loose.
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Driving Garage-Rock Guitar, Deep Bass, Punchy Drums, Hammond Organ and Pulsing Analog Synth]
[Spoken Vocal]
It’s a must…
(Find a way)
Not someday.
(Justice or bust)
[Verse 1]
We bent the frame
We pushed too far
Forgot how fragile
Systems are
Took what worked
And took some more
Till the warning
Reached the door
[Refrain]
It’s a must
(Find our way back to robust)
It’s a must
(Making justice just)
[Chorus]
It’s a must!
(Kick of the dust)
Find our way back
To robust
It’s a must!
(Forego lust!)
Make the future
More just
(… for sure)
[Verse 2]
Justice isn’t
Taking more
Justice isn’t
Blood and gore
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: Melodic Blues-Rock Lead With Wah-Wah, Hammond Organ, Synth Arpeggios and Driving Bass]
[Bridge]
Robust!
(Essence of resilience)
Justice!
(Forget vengeance)
[Rap Vocal Break]
It’s a must
Not a threat
It’s a must
Not a regret
Change the signal
Send it out to all
Put the power
In your hand
(… to understand)
Break the cycle
Break the spell
(Make ill well)
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Bass, Acoustic Guitar and Sparse Piano]
It’s a must…
(Pick up the slack)
Find our way back…
To robust.
[Whispered]
Making…
Justice…
Just.
[Final Refrain]
It’s a must
(Find our way back to robust)
It’s a must
(Making justice just)
[Final Chorus]
It’s a must!
(It’s a must!)
Just…
(Justice!)
It’s a must!
(It’s a must!)
Find our way
Back to robust
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Full Band Crescendo, Electric Guitar and Hammond Organ Over Driving Bass and Drums; Synth Pulse Continues Underneath]
Robust…
Earth or Bust
[Silence]
[Instrumental, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Drums, Piano, Organ, Synth]
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Twangy Electric Guitar, Driving Bass, Loose Garage Drums, Hammond Organ Stabs and a Fast Analog Synth Pulse]
[Spoken Vocal]
Stick out your thumb…
(Ummm)
Where are you going?
(Not knowing…)
Earth…
Or bust?
[Verse 1]
Standing by the roadside
Watching traffic roll
Everybody’s moving
But nobody gives a ride
Got a little suitcase
Got a head full of dust
One road goes nowhere
One road says trust
Fossil fuel fool
Pushing one more mile
Burning through the future
With a confident smile
[Pre-Chorus]
Thumb!
(Thumb a ride!)
Ride!
(Nowhere to hide!)
Choose!
(Choose!)
A side!
[Refrain]
Stickin’ out my thumb
(Feelin’ a little dumb)
Earth… or bust
(It’s a must)
The fossil fuel fool
(Has made it uncool)
Both figuratively
(And literally…)
Literally!
[Chorus]
Earth or bust!
(Earth or bust!)
What’s it gonna be?
Earth or bust!
(Earth or bust!)
Choose your destiny
Earth or bust!
(Earth or bust!)
It’s a must!
[Verse 2]
You don’t have to suffer
You don’t have to crawl
You don’t have to give up
The good things at all
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: Raucous Garage-Rock Lead With Wah-Wah, Hammond Organ, Synth Bass and Driving Drums]
[Bridge]
Figuratively!
(Literally!)
Fossil fuel
(Fool!)
Cool?
(Not cool!)
Heat!
(Heat!)
Fuel!
(Fool!)
Burning the future
Is nobody’s rule
[Rap Vocal Break]
Stick out your thumb
Hitch a ride
But don’t get stuck
On the wrong side
Old technology
Old demand
Old excuses
Old command
“Can’t change”
(Why not?)
“Costs too much”
(Does not)
Check the ledger
Check the bill
Maybe changing
Pays you still
Demand destruction
Starts with a revolution
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Bass, Acoustic Guitar and Hand Claps]
Earth…
Or bust.
[Whispered]
It’s a must.
[Final Refrain]
Stickin’ out my thumb
(Feelin’ a little dumb)
Earth… or bust
(It’s a must)
The fossil fuel fool
(Has made it uncool)
Both figuratively
(And literally…)
Literally!
[Final Chorus]
Earth or bust!
(Earth or bust!)
We’re on the road
Earth or bust!
(Earth or bust!)
Time to lighten the load
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Twangy Electric Guitar, Bass, Drums, Hammond Organ and Synth; Band Accelerates Into a Sudden Stop]
Earth…
(Not so robust?)
Earth…
(A new birth)
Earth or bust!
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Tight Funk-Rock Bass, Clipped Electric Guitar, Staccato Piano, Hammond Organ, Driving Drums]
[Spoken Vocal]
The middle man…
(Upstanding in the middle…?)
Taking a little
from both ends.
(On whatever another spends)
But what happens…
Will you weather…
(… when the ends come together?)
[Verse 1]
Buy it here
Sell it there
Add a little
None to spare
Move the money
Move the goods
Make a margin
While you could
[Pre-Chorus]
Top end!
(Down!)
Bottom!
(Up!)
Meet in the middle
(Shake it up!)
No more layers
In between
See what happens
When we’re seen
[Refrain]
The middle man
(Eliminated)
Top end down
(King to clown)
No need
(For greed)
Concede.
Won’t be long
(Till the middle man’s gone)
And whether
(The ends come together)
[Verse 2]
One more hand
One more fee
One more layer
Roots in greed
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: Funk-Blues Lead With Wah-Wah, Slap Bass, Hammond Organ and Tight Drums]
[Bridge]
Top end down
(Bottom up)
King to clown
(Shake it up)
Greed gives way
(To efficiency)
Less between
(More transparency)
[Rap Vocal Break]
Middle man
In the middle
Making money
Off the riddle
Buy low
(Sell high)
Add a fee
(Ask why)
Cut the chain
(Change the weather)
Cut the pain
(Change the whether)
One less step
One less cost
One less layer
That gets lost
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Bass, Hand Claps, Sparse Electric Guitar and Organ]
The middle man…
Eliminated…
Top end down…
King to clown…
[Whispered]
No need…
For greed…
Concede.
[Final Refrain]
The middle man
(Eliminated)
Top end down
(King to clown)
No need
(For greed)
Concede.
Won’t be long
(Till the middle man’s gone)
And whether
(The ends come together)
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Driving Bass, Clean Electric Guitar, Hammond Organ, Piano and Drums; Gradual Fade]
The middle man
(Eliminated)
Top end down
(King to clown)
No need
(For greed)
Concede.
Won’t be long
(Till the middle man’s gone)
And whether
(The ends come together)
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Dirty Garage-Rock Guitar, Thick Bass, Punchy Drums, Distorted Organ, Glitchy Synth Pulses]
[Spoken Vocal]
You can’t see it.
You can’t smell it.
But you can measure it.
(If you’re sane)
Methane…
[Verse 1]
Coming out of pipes
Coming out of wells
Coming from the places
Nobody wants to tell
[Pre-Chorus]
Leak!
(Leak!)
Seek!
(Seek!)
[Refrain]
Are you insane
(In the membrane?)
Leaking methane
(Problem’s plain)
Are you insane
(In the membrane?)
Leaking methane
(Problem’s plain)
[Chorus]
Methane!
(What’s the game?)
Invisible
(But not tame)
Methane!
(Feed the flame)
Short-lived
(But climate-changing)
… rearranging…
[Verse 2]
Drill it up
Pump it out
Move it down
Move it out
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: Fuzz-Rock Lead, Wah-Wah, Heavy Bass, Live Drums, Organ Stabs and Glitch Synth]
[Bridge]
It’s not just
What we burn
(It’s what we churn)
Production
(Transmission)
Emission
(Distribution)
[Rap Vocal Break]
Methane in the pipeline
Methane at the well
Methane in the atmosphere
You can’t see it well
Quick hit
(Heat trap)
Big effect
(Check that)
Carbon dioxide
Sticks around
Methane comes
And turns it up now
(Wow!)
Cheap solutions
Big reductions
That’s the kind of change we make
Don’t wait
For perfect
Don’t wait
For later
If you can stop the leak
Why would you feed the vapor?
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Bass, Sparse Acoustic Guitar, Distant Synth and Percussion]
Are you insane?
(In the membrane?)
Leaking methane…
(Problem’s plain.)
[Whispered]
Find it…
Fix it…
Stop it…
[Final Refrain]
Are you insane
(In the membrane?)
Leaking methane
(Problem’s plain)
Are you insane
(In the membrane?)
Leaking methane
(Problem’s plain)
[Final Chorus]
Methane!
(What’s the game?)
Invisible
(But not tame)
Methane!
(Feed the flame)
Seek the leak
(Stop the game)
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Distorted Guitar Riff, Deep Bass, Drums, Organ and Glitch Synth; Sudden Cut to Silence]
Are you insane
(In the membrane?)
Leaking methane
(Problem’s plain)
It’s an obscene
(Scene)
Please, let’s save a life
(Less strife)
Rife with life
[Chorus]
A little rope
(A little hope)
A simple ring
(Life saving)
[Verse 2]
My father knew
The danger well
Water doesn’t always tell
(If it’s bringin’ on hell)
Oh… (Well, well, well)
If someone comes
Knocking hard
We would have
A place to start
(Start a heart)
[Instrumental]
[Acoustic Guitar Solo: Fingerpicked Folk-Blues With Slide Electric Guitar, Upright Bass and Soft Hammond Organ]
[Bridge]
Give someone
A little heart
(That’s a start!)
Have a heart
[Rap Vocal Break]
Flood comes fast
Water moves
You don’t get
To choose
(Win or lose)
Get back
(Back, back, back)
Reach out
(Use hope)
Point of view
(Scope)
Throw the buoy
(Boy!)
Throw the buoy
(Boy!)
Give the person
Something to hold
Don’t become
Another victim
Trying to make
A rescue mission
Call for help
Keep your head
Keep the line
Keep the time
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Acoustic Guitar, Bass and Soft Piano]
Oh, boy…
You never know
when someone will come knocking.
(Knockin’ on heaven’s door)
Once more…
(You never know)
when someone will come knocking.
(… on your door)
and there’s more
(More in store)
Oh, way much more
About the Song
When I was about six or eight years old, we experienced high water and flooding conditions in front of our house on Riverview Road. A young girl had been swept into the river about a half-mile upstream. We didn’t know what had happened at first.
Someone came running down the road, pounding on our door, but kept going—running downstream alongside the road and river. Within moments, people were coming out of their houses. There was a canoe store across the river, and several men launched into the raging water, paddling out to the girl and bringing her to the bank about a quarter-mile downstream.
Soon the ambulances arrived. My parents kept me from going down to see what was happening. I later learned that she had drowned, right there in front of our house.
My father was the executive director of the YMCA. He was a nationally ranked swimmer, swim-team coach, and aquatic director specializing in water safety. After that day—and for the rest of my childhood—there was always a life buoy with plenty of rope attached to the wall next to our door.
It was there for a simple reason: if someone ever came knocking again, we might be able to save a life.
That memory has stayed with me. People who experience violent rain and flooding can be left with lasting trauma. As extreme rainfall becomes more extreme, more people will experience events that can change the way they see water, storms, and the places they call home.
How do you prepare for something like that? How do you cope when the rain becomes something you fear?
Free ride…
(Until there’s no place to run…)
… no place to hide
[Verse 1]
Forests in the mountains
See oceans (sea to sea)
Sunlight in the morning
(So the days begin)
[Pre-Chorus]
Free!
(Free!)
Sample!
(Sample!)
Take!
(Take!)
Some more!
[Refrain]
Has Earth’s free sample
(Been ample?)
Has her free lunch
(Made much)
Well…
(Do tell, do tell)
… ohhh well….
[Chorus]
Free sample!
(Take a taste)
Free lunch!
(Goes to waste)
The bill comes later
(Later!)
When the cupboard’s bare
(Eating’s rare)
Free sample!
(What a deal)
Free lunch!
(How does it feel?)
[Verse 2]
We burned the ancient sunlight
We mined the buried past
We pulled from deep reserves
And thought that would last
Mother keeps the ledger
Though nature doesn’t send
A bill upon the table
She settles in the end
[Instrumental]
[Acoustic Guitar Solo: Fingerpicked Folk-Blues, Joined by Slide Electric Guitar, Upright Bass and Soft Organ]
[Bridge]
Free lunch?
(No… more than a hunch)
Free ride?
(Won’t slide)
[Rap Vocal Break]
Take it
(Free!)
Make it
(Free!)
Use it
(Free!)
Waste it
(Free!)
But the soil gets soiled
And the rivers run low
The greens gets thinner
As the extinctions grow
The atmosphere (oh my dear)
A record of the cost
Someone’s getting lost
No one sent an invoice
No one rang the bell
But the climate keeps
The ledger well
(All the way to hell!)
Yell!
(All the way to hell!)
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Acoustic Guitar, Bass Harmonics and Soft Piano]
Has Earth’s free sample…
Been ample?
Has her free lunch…
Made much?
[Whispered]
Well…
Do tell…
Do tell…
Ohhh well…
[Final Refrain]
Has Earth’s free sample
(Been ample?)
Has her free lunch
(Made much)
Well…
(Do tell, do tell)
… ohhh well….
[Final Chorus]
Free sample!
(Free sample!)
Take a taste
But don’t let her waste
Free lunch!
(Free lunch!)
What did we do?
Maybe now
It’s time to give
Something back.
(Instead of lack, lack, lack!)
Let’s hear you yell:
(All the way to hell!)
Then, again…
(You can choose heaven)
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Acoustic Guitar, Warm Bass, Wurlitzer, Gentle Drums and Analog Synth; Gradual Fade]
Let’s hear you yell:
(All the way to hell!)
Then, again…
(You can choose heaven)
[Spoken, fading]
Birth (heaven on Earth)
Livin’ in heaven
(Birth) Heaven on Earth
You can ignore some more?
(Aint’ no use in praying)
… who’s paying?
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Garage Guitar, Bouncy Bass, Organ, Toy Piano and Rain Percussion; Gradual Fade]
Rain…
Reign…
Pour…
Poor…
[Spoken, fading]
It’s raining. It’s pouring.
(The old man is snoring)
It’s reigning. It’s pooring.
(I’m saying:)
… ain’t no use praying
(The thrill to…)
Kill!
(Joy)
Enjoy?
About the Song
This is where the bleeding edge begins.
Clouds are arguably the largest remaining uncertainty in our understanding of climate sensitivity. They can both reflect incoming solar radiation and trap outgoing heat. Which effect dominates—and how that balance changes as the planet warms—is one of the great questions in climate science.
My expectation is that the climate system could eventually approach a new equilibrium around +4°C above the preindustrial baseline, perhaps over the course of a couple centuries. That would imply roughly +2–3°C this century, with additional warming continuing into the next.
But that remains uncertain.
The important point is that climate change is not a simple linear equation. It is a massively interconnected system in which changes in one component can alter another, which then feeds back into the first. Ice affects albedo. Albedo affects heating. Heating affects clouds. Clouds affect radiation. Radiation affects ocean temperatures. Ocean temperatures affect evaporation and atmospheric moisture. And the cycle continues.
Everything is nonlinear.
Yet uncertainty about the exact trajectory does not mean uncertainty about what we should do.
The clearest lever we have is still the same: reduce CO₂ emissions and slow the accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
And while the long-term equilibrium matters, there is a much more immediate question.
What happens to you over the next five years?
We are already seeing rainfall becoming more intense and, in many places, more destructive—violent. A warmer atmosphere can hold more water vapor, increasing the potential for extreme precipitation. The question isn’t simply how hot the planet might become over the next 50 years.
The more immediate question is:
What is the violent rain going to do to your home, your community, your infrastructure, your insurance—and you—over the next five years?
That is where climate change stops being a distant projection and starts becoming a personal reality.
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Tight Funk-Rock Guitar, Driving Bass, Stomping Drums, Hammond Organ and Analog Synth Pulse]
[Spoken Vocal]
Who makes the rules?
(Who will choose the fools)
Who follows them?
(Where, why, when?)
And who gets to decide…
(How far and wide?)
When the rule becomes the ruler
[Verse 1]
Rule the road
Rule the land
Rule the market
Rule by hand
Draw the line
Set the frame
Give it power
Give it a name
[Refrain]
The rule of rule
(Over the overlord)
Need to school the fool
(Before going overboard)
[Chorus]
Rule!
(Rule!)
Don’t let the rule
(Confuse and fool)
Power!
(Power!)
Don’t let power
Devour
[Verse 2]
When the rule becomes
The reason for the rule
The servant becomes master
And the master becomes fool
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: Blues-Rock Lead With Wah-Wah, Hammond Organ Responses, Driving Bass and Live Drums]
[Bridge]
School the fool
(Teach the fool)
Not with force
(With a course)
Knowledge!
(Choice!)
Reason!
(Voice!)
[Rap Vocal Break]
Rule this
Rule that
Put another rule on the mat
Sign here
Stand there
Don’t ask why
Just beware
But wait!
Who wrote it?
Who profits?
Who pays?
Who gets the power
When the rule stays?
Think for yourself
Read the fine print
Follow the evidence
Don’t follow the hint
A rule should serve
The people who live
Not become a throne
For the power it gives
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Bass, Sparse Acoustic Guitar and Piano]
The rule of rule…
Over the overlord…
Need to school the fool…
Before going overboard.
[Final Refrain]
The rule of rule
(Over the overlord)
Need to school the fool
(Before going overboard)
[Final Chorus]
Rule!
(Rule!)
Let reason rule
Lead!
(Lead!)
But don’t become the fool
Teach!
(Teach!)
Before demanding obedience
Choose!
(Choose!)
With knowledge and experience
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Electric Guitar Riff, Hammond Organ, Bass and Drums; Synth Pulse Gradually Fades]
The rule…
Of rule…
Who rules…
The ruler?
[Spoken, fading]
The rule of rule
(Over the overlord)
Need to school the fool
(Before going overboard)
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Huge Analog Synth Pulse, Driving Bass, Big Tom Drums, Clean Electric Guitar, Rising Keyboard Arpeggio]
[Spoken Vocal]
Make Earth…
Earth again.
Not someday.
Begin.
[Verse 1]
Look around
(What do you see?)
A living world
(That set us free)
Sky above
(Ground below)
Still alive
(Do we know?)
But the signal
Has been clear
Change is moving
(Fast n’ near)
[Refrain]
Make Earth
(Earth again)
Start your heart…
(Begin)
Make Earth
(Earth again)
Start your heart…
(Begin)
Put love…
(Above)
Love, love, love
[Verse 2]
We don’t need
A perfect plan
Just a different
Undamned demand
Exclamation:
(Reclamation!)
[Chorus]
MEGA!
(Make Earth Great Again)
Not by looking backward
But by moving forward
MEGA!
(Make Earth Great Again)
Start with what you do
Start with what you choose
[Instrumental]
[Electric Guitar Solo: Expansive Blues-Rock Lead Over Driving Bass, Tom Drums, Hammond Organ and Synth Layers]
[Bridge]
Make Earth
(Earth again)
Start your heart…
(Begin)
Put love…
(Above)
Love, love, love
[Rap Vocal Break]
Earth isn’t waiting
For somebody else
It’s sitting right here
Under your feet
Your dollar
Your choices
Yo! Holler:
Your voices
[Breakdown]
[Music Drops to Acoustic Guitar, Bass Harmonics and Soft Piano]
Start your heart…
Begin.
No grand permission.
No perfect moment.
Just begin.
[Final Refrain]
Make Earth
(Earth again)
Start your heart…
(Begin)
Make Earth
(Earth again)
Start your heart…
(Begin)
[Final Chorus]
Make Earth
(Earth again)
Start your heart…
(Begin)
Put love…
(Above)
Love, love, love
It’s a choice
(It’s a choice)
It’s a voice
(It’s a voice)
[Outro]
[Instrumental Outro: Full Band, Layered Synths, Hammond Organ, Electric Guitar, Big Drums, Rising Choir-Like Pads]
Make Earth…
[Intro]
[Instrumental Intro: Distorted Electric Guitar Riff, Heavy Bass, Stomping Drums, Hammond Organ Swells, Rising Analog Synth]
[Spoken Vocal]
Burn…
(We know what fire does.)
Burn…
(We know what heat does.)
Burn…
So why…
Do we don’t we wanna try…
… to learn?
(Burn, burn, burn)
[Verse 1]
Match to flame
Fuel to fire
Feed the spark
Take it higher
