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bookmark_borderIrresponsible

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[Intro]
Irresponsible imbecile
The skull domicile
For nil

[Bridge]
(zero)
Not a hero

[Verse 1]
Believing lies
Seems impossible
No one dies
Seems implausible

[Chorus]
Irresponsible imbecile
The skull domicile
For nil
Full… with irresponsible

[Bridge]
(zero)
Not a hero
(Doesn’t pay his bill)
Irresponsible

[Verse 2]
Spreading lies
Of the impossible
No one cries
Deemed implausible

[Chorus]
Irresponsible imbecile
The skull domicile
For nil
Full… with irresponsible

[Bridge]
(zero)
Not a hero
(Doesn’t pay his bill)
Irresponsible

[Chorus]
Irresponsible imbecile
The skull domicile
For nil
Full… with irresponsible

[Outro]
(zero)
Not a hero
Nil. None.
Done

From the album “Withdraw” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

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bookmark_borderAvoidant

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[Intro]
(I mean… come on… really?)
Dodging responsibility
(A social calamity)
Dodging responsibility

[Verse 1]
Avoiding consequences
With all your awkward dances
Wait until you see…
How you’re going down in history

[Chorus]
(I mean… come on… really?)
Dodging responsibility
(A social calamity)
Dodging responsibility

[Bridge]
Avoidant
(Yet flamboyant)
Shirk your duty
(A national pity)

[Verse 2]
Avoiding paying what’s due
You, scoundrel, you
Unaccountable
Insurmountable

[Chorus]
(I mean… come on… really?)
Dodging responsibility
(A social calamity)
Dodging responsibility

[Bridge]
Avoidant
(Yet flamboyant)
Shirk your duty
(A national pity)

[Outro]
Dodging responsibility
(Potential criminality)
Dodging responsibility

From the album “Withdraw” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

Also found on the album “Reggae Gone Astray” by Narley Marley

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bookmark_borderWithdraw

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[Intro]
(Ah, ah, ah)
Did we withdraw
(Jaw drops in awe)
Are we really that dumb
(To succumb)

[Verse 1]
Reneged on our promises
(Yes, we did)
No more near misses
(Hide what can be hid)

[Chorus]
(Ah, ah, ah)
Did we withdraw
(Jaw drops in awe)
Are we really that dumb
(To succumb)

[Bridge]
Prioritizing greed
Over what we need
Up to no good
Instead of what we should

[Verse 2]
Couldn’t keep our word
(How absurd!?!?)
Just lie, lie, lie
(Till the day we die)

[Chorus]
(Ah, ah, ah)
Did we withdraw
(Jaw drops in awe)
Are we really that dumb
(To succumb)

[Bridge]
Prioritizing greed
Over what we need
Up to no good
Instead of what we should

[Chorus]
(Ah, ah, ah)
Did we withdraw
(Jaw drops in awe)
Are we really that dumb
(To succumb)

[Outro]
Up to no good
Instead of what we should

A SCIENCE NOTE
President Donald Trump has directed the United States to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement. On January 20, 2025, he signed an executive order initiating the withdrawal process, marking the second time his administration has taken this action.

AP News

The Paris Climate Agreement, established in 2015, is a global accord where countries commit to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate climate change. The U.S. initially withdrew from the agreement in 2017 under President Trump, a decision that was reversed in early 2021 by President Joe Biden. This recent withdrawal reaffirms the Trump administration’s stance on prioritizing fossil fuel production and scaling back environmental regulations.

NPR

From the album “Withdraw” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

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bookmark_borderApex Predator

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[Intro]
(Shhh!) Be quite quiet
I’m hunting megafauna
(Come along if ya wanna)

[Bridge]
Top of the Food Chain
(I will remain)
King of the Jungle
(Thrive through struggle)

[Chorus]
Strive to stay alive
(Apex Predator)
Drive to survive
(If we’re to endure)

[Verse]
(Shhh!) Be very, very quiet
Until the next warming bit
I’m hunting megafauna
(Till our mega faux pas)

[Bridge]
Top of the Food Chain
(I will remain)
King of the Jungle
(Thrive through struggle)

[Chorus]
Strive to stay alive
(Apex Predator)
Drive to survive
(If we’re to endure)

[Bridge]
Top of the Food Chain
(We did remain)
But we couldn’t refrain
(From going insane)

[OUtro]
Apex Predator…
(You’re sure)
To be the death of me
(It’s plain to see)

A SCIENCE NOTE
During the Ice Age, the top predators varied by region, but they were typically large carnivorous mammals or birds adapted to cold climates and capable of hunting the megafauna that thrived during this period. By the end of the Ice Age, humans (Homo sapiens) emerged as the dominant apex predator globally, surpassing other predators due to their intelligence, adaptability, and cooperative hunting strategies.

Some of the most notable apex predators of the Ice Age include:

1. Saber-Toothed Cats (Smilodon):

  • Region: North and South America.
  • Known for their long, dagger-like canine teeth, Smilodon was a powerful predator that primarily hunted large herbivores like bison and ground sloths.
  • Despite its strength, Smilodon was likely an ambush predator, relying on stealth rather than prolonged chases.

2. Dire Wolves (Canis dirus):

  • Region: North and Central America.
  • Larger and more robust than modern gray wolves, dire wolves hunted in packs and were highly efficient at taking down large prey like mammoths, horses, and camels.

3. Cave Lions (Panthera spelaea):

  • Region: Europe, Asia, and Alaska.
  • These massive lions were some of the largest cats to ever exist, preying on animals like reindeer, bison, and woolly rhinoceroses.

4. Short-Faced Bears (Arctodus simus):

  • Region: North America.
  • Among the largest bears ever to exist, they were likely both scavengers and active hunters, capable of intimidating other predators away from their kills.
  • Their massive size and speed made them formidable threats.

5. Humans (Homo sapiens):

  • Region: Worldwide.
  • Human ancestors became apex predators during the Ice Age through advanced tool use, cooperation, and hunting strategies. Humans hunted megafauna such as mammoths and mastodons and significantly impacted ecosystems through hunting and habitat alteration.

6. Other Ice Age Predators:

  • Woolly Hyenas (Crocuta crocuta spelaea): Europe and Asia.
  • Harpagornis (Haast’s Eagle): New Zealand, preying on large flightless birds like the moa.

These predators played a crucial role in maintaining the balance of Ice Age ecosystems. However, many went extinct due to a combination of climate changes at the end of the Pleistocene and pressures from human activities, such as hunting and habitat disruption.

From the album “The Ice Age” by Daniel

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bookmark_borderThe Ice Age

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[Intro]
Turning up the temperature
Sure is cold
(Times are growing old)

[Bridge]
Turning up the temperature
Sure is cold
(Times are growing old)
Turning up the heat
Can’t compete
(Can’t complete)

[Verse 1]
Hear cheers…
200,000 years
The air clears
Falling on deaf ears

[Chorus]
Shoulder’s in the ice age
(Cold shoulder)
Heart’s gonna freeze
(In days like these)

[Bridge]
Turning up the temperature
Sure is cold
(Times are growing old)
Turning up the heat
Can’t compete
(Can’t complete)

[Verse 1]
Hear cheers…
200,000 years
The air clears
Falling on deaf ears

[Chorus]
Shoulder’s in the ice age
(Cold shoulder rage)
Heart’s gonna freeze
(In days like these)

[Bridge]
Turning up the temperature
Sure is cold
(Times are growing old)
Turning up the heat
Can’t compete
(Can’t complete)

[Chorus]
Shoulder’s in the ice age
(Cold shoulder rage)
Heart’s gonna freeze
(In days such as these)

[Outro]
Got cold feet
(Stood in defeat)

A SCIENCE NOTE

Climate change deniers sometimes argue that we are entering an ice age, despite overwhelming scientific evidence of global warming. These claims are based on a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of climate science. Here’s an explanation of the reasoning behind this assertion and why it is misleading:

Key Claims by Climate Change Deniers

  1. Solar Activity Cycles:
    • Deniers often point to reduced solar activity, such as a “grand solar minimum,” where the Sun’s energy output decreases temporarily. They argue that this reduction in solar activity could lead to global cooling, similar to the “Little Ice Age” between the 16th and 19th centuries, which was partly influenced by lower solar activity.
  2. Historical Climate Patterns:
    • Some deniers cite historical ice ages, claiming that Earth naturally cycles between warm and cold periods. They suggest we are overdue for another ice age, ignoring the significant role human activity plays in current climate trends.
  3. Local Cooling Events:
    • They may highlight short-term or localized cooling events, such as a particularly cold winter or unseasonal snowstorm, as “evidence” of a cooling planet. This cherry-picking of data ignores the broader trends of rising global temperatures.
  4. Misinformation About Data:
    • Some claims are rooted in distorted interpretations of scientific studies, where data about past or future cooling scenarios (like regional effects of ocean circulation changes) are taken out of context to support the idea of an impending ice age.

Why These Claims Are Misleading

  1. Global Warming Trends Overwhelmingly Dominate:
    • Despite natural fluctuations, the overwhelming trend is rapid global warming caused by human emissions of greenhouse gases like CO₂, methane, and nitrous oxide. These gases trap heat, counteracting any cooling effect from natural variations, including changes in solar activity.
  2. Solar Minimums Are Insufficient:
    • Even during a grand solar minimum, the reduction in solar energy is small compared to the warming effect of greenhouse gas emissions. Research shows that the impact of a solar minimum would be negligible in the context of current global warming trends.
  3. Past Ice Ages Had Different Drivers:
    • Previous ice ages were triggered by changes in Earth’s orbit, axis tilt, and solar radiation over tens of thousands of years. Current climate change is happening on a much shorter timescale and is driven by human activity, not natural processes.
  4. Short-Term Events Don’t Define Climate:
    • Weather events (e.g., a cold winter) are not the same as long-term climate trends. Global warming affects average temperatures over decades and centuries, even if there are occasional cold periods.

Scientific Consensus

  • The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and nearly all climate scientists agree that the Earth is warming at an unprecedented rate, largely due to human activities.
  • Models show that natural cooling forces, like a potential solar minimum, would barely offset global warming, let alone cause an ice age.

Motivations Behind the Ice Age Argument

  • Deliberate Misinformation: Some climate change deniers use the “ice age” narrative to confuse the public and undermine the urgency of addressing global warming.
  • Lack of Understanding: Others may genuinely misunderstand the complexities of climate systems and misinterpret localized cooling events as signs of global trends.

Conclusion

The claim that we are entering an ice age is scientifically unfounded. While natural cycles and events can cause minor variations in Earth’s climate, they are vastly outweighed by the effects of human-induced global warming. Recognizing and addressing these realities is critical for mitigating the impacts of climate change.

From the album “The Ice Age” by Daniel

Also found on the album “Reggae Today” by Narley Marley

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bookmark_borderSunshine in My Stomach

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[Intro]
Peter said, “I got sunshine in my stomach
Like I just rocked my baby to sleep”
(Put to bed)… I got sunshine in my stomach
Deep (Deep into sleep)

[Verse 1]
The axis is in control
Fulfilling the role
Connecting what I see
Deep within me

[Chorus]
I got sunshine in my stomach
Like I just met the love of my life
… sunshine in my stomach
Sure to make a fine wife

[Bridge]
Sensational
(Emotional)
Visual cue
(From you)
Attraction
(Sensation)

[Verse 2]
Not feeling quite right
It’s love at first sight
Nervous system trigger
Figure do to figure

[Chorus]
I got sunshine in my stomach
Like I just met the love of my life
… sunshine in my stomach
Sure to make a fine wife

[Bridge]
Sensational
(Emotional)
Visual cue
(From you)
Attraction
(Sensation)

[Chorus]
I got sunshine in my stomach
Like I just met the love of my life
… sunshine in my stomach
Sure to make a fine wife

[Outro]
I got sunshine in my stomach
Like I just met the love of my life

ABOUT THE SONG
The song begins with the first two lines from “In the Cage,” a track on Genesis’ album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. The lyrics, written and sung by Peter Gabriel, set the tone. This song, however, explores the physical reaction in your stomach often associated with “love at first sight.”

The physical reaction associated with “love at first sight” involves a complex interplay between the gut-brain axis, hormones, and the nervous system. Here’s how it unfolds:

1. Activation of the Gut-Brain Axis

The gut-brain axis is the bidirectional communication system between the gut and the brain, involving the vagus nerve, the enteric nervous system, and various hormones. During moments of intense emotional experiences, like “love at first sight,” this connection is highly active.

  • Butterflies/Sunshine in the Stomach:
    • The “butterflies” sensation comes from the autonomic nervous system. When you feel a strong emotional reaction, such as attraction or excitement, your sympathetic nervous system triggers a fight-or-flight response.
    • Blood flow is redirected away from the digestive system to muscles and vital organs, causing the fluttering or tight sensation in the stomach.

2. Hormonal Surge

“Love at first sight” initiates a cascade of neurochemical reactions:

  • Dopamine:
    • This “feel-good” neurotransmitter is released in the brain’s reward center, creating feelings of pleasure and euphoria.
    • Dopamine’s effects on the gut can alter motility, contributing to the physical sensation of excitement.
  • Adrenaline and Norepinephrine:
    • These stress hormones heighten alertness, increase heart rate, and contribute to the stomach fluttering as part of the body’s preparation for action.
  • Oxytocin:
    • Known as the “love hormone,” oxytocin plays a role in emotional bonding and may also influence the gut-brain interaction by promoting relaxation and positive feelings.

3. Emotional and Cognitive Processing

The insula and the amygdala, areas in the brain associated with emotion and gut sensation, process the experience of attraction. This connection makes “gut feelings” particularly vivid during emotional events like “love at first sight.”

4. Influence of the Gut Microbiota

The gut microbiota can also influence emotions through the production of neurotransmitters like serotonin (about 90% of which is produced in the gut). A well-balanced microbiome may amplify positive emotions and sensations linked to romantic attraction.

Summary of the Gut-Brain Response

When you experience “love at first sight”:

  1. Your brain processes the emotional and visual cues of attraction.
  2. The sympathetic nervous system triggers a visceral response, creating the sensation of “sunshine.”
  3. Hormones like dopamine, adrenaline, and oxytocin amplify feelings of excitement and connection.
  4. The gut-brain axis reinforces the physical sensation in the stomach.

From the album “Blood and Guts” by Daniel

Also found on the album “Reggae Way” by Narley Marley

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[Intro]
No if’s, and’s, or but’s
(Blood and guts)
Get us out of the ruts
(Blood and guts)

[Verse 1]
Since no brain remains
It’s our last resort
No man here explains
How man can thwart

[Chorus]
No if’s, and’s, or but’s
(Blood and guts)
Get us out of the ruts
(Blood and guts)

[Bridge]
All rational thinking
(Extincting)
None that are sane
(Still remain)

[Verse 2]
Since no mind is kind
It’s our last resort
No man here can find
How man can thwart

[Chorus]
No if’s, and’s, or but’s
(Blood and guts)
Get us out of the ruts
(Blood and guts)

[Bridge]
All rational thinking
(Extincting)
None that are sane
(Still remain)

[Chorus]
No if’s, and’s, or but’s
(Blood and guts)
Get us out of the ruts
(Blood and guts)

[Outro]
Blood and guts
(When all’s gone nuts)

From the album “Blood and Guts” by Daniel

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bookmark_borderSpun

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[Intro]
Spun
(Run in circles)
Done
(Jumping hurdles)

[Verse 1]
Have you found your place
In the human race
Or are you amazed…
A rat still caged?

[Bridge]
Spun
(Run in circles)
Done
(Jumping hurdles)

[Chorus]
No more running round
(And getting nowhere)
No more dumbing down
(Being unaware)

[Verse 2]
Have you left a trace
As the human race
Are you amazed…
At the days of rage

[Bridge]
Spun
(Run in circles)
Done
(Jumping hurdles)

[Chorus]
No more running round
(And getting nowhere)
No more dumbing down
(Being unaware)

[Outro]
(Spun, spun, spun)
Done

From the album “Swirl” by Daniel

Also found on the album “Reggae Way” by Narley Marley

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bookmark_borderWhirl

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[Intro]
That girl
Makes my head whirl

[Verse 1]
My head goes light
(The stomach twirl)
My heart grows tight
(The mind’s a swirl)

[Chorus]
[Instrumental, Flute Solo]
That girl
Makes my head whirl
(Spinning round and round)
That girl
Makes my head whirl
(Love is found around)

[Bridge]
Whirling round
(Never coming down)
Whirling
(Round and round)
Listen to the sound

[Verse 2]
She shines the light
(Guides through the night)
All’s alright
(She shines the light)

[Chorus]
That girl
Makes my head whirl
(Spinning round and round)
That girl
Makes my head whirl
(Love is found around)

[Bridge]
Whirling round
(Never coming down)
Whirling
(Round and round)
Listen to the sound

[Chorus]
That girl
Makes my head whirl
(Spinning round and round)
That girl
Makes my head whirl
(Love is found around)

[Outro]
Whirling round
(Round and round)
Listen to the sound

From the album “Swirl” by Daniel

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bookmark_borderCut to the Chase

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[Intro]
Here to hear the report
(Freedom’s being cut short)

[Bridge]
The human race
(Has cut to the chase)

[Verse]
Freedom requires a skill
(The skill of freewill)
When there’s no will
(Can’t you see….)
You can’t be free

[Chorus]
Hear that here’s the last resort
(Freedom’s time is cut short)
In disgrace the human race
(Has cut to the chase)

[Bridge]
The human race
(Has cut to the chase)

[Verse]
Freedom needs us still
(Still needs freewill)
We’re free until
(We can’t be…)
It’s plain to see

[Chorus]
Hear that here’s the last resort
(Freedom’s time is cut short)
In disgrace the human race
(Has cut to the chase)

[Outro]
The human race
(Cut to the chase)

From the album “Longview” by Daniel

Also found on the album “Reggae Way” by Narley Marley

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bookmark_borderWhisper Down the Lane

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[Intro]
Did you hear about (out, out, out)
And find out (about, about, about)

[Verse 1]
One says to two
(Did I tell you…)
You know who (who?)
Well, (let me tell you)

[Chorus]
Whisper down the lane
(All the faster gets twisted)
Gossip can’t explain
(How the jealous get assisted)

[Bridge]
Did you hear about (outing out)
And find out (about about)
Plus a slip of the tongue
(On the fading young)

[Verse 2]
Two says to three
(Listen to me)
Just look closely
(And, tell four some more)

[Chorus]
Whisper down the lane
(All the faster gets twisted)
Gossip can’t explain
(How the jealous get assisted)

[Bridge]
Did you hear about (outing out)
And find out (about about)
Plus a slip of the tongue
(On the fading young)

[Chorus]
Whisper down the lane
(All the faster gets twisted)
Gossip can’t explain
(How the jealous get assisted)

[Outro]
Did you hear about (outing out)
And find out (about about)

From the album “Oh, That’s What You Meant” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

Also found on the album “Reggae Way” by Narley Marley

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bookmark_borderFree Fall

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[Intro]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo]
Weightlessness
(Less ness)

[Verse 1]
Accelerating uniformly
(All… not just part of me)
Feels as if there’s no gravity
(Acting upon me)

[Bridge]
Weightlessness
(Less ness)
More or less
(Weightlessness)

[Chorus]
Can I change trajectory
(So that it doesn’t kill me)
After all…
(In free fall)

[Verse 2]
Too bad head for the ground
(Sorry to let you down)
Wait till the impact of gravity
(Hits me)

[Bridge]
Weightlessness
(Less ness)
More or less
(Weightlessness)

[Chorus]
Can I change trajectory
(So that it doesn’t kill me)
After all…
(In free fall)

[Bridge]
Weightlessness
(Less ness)
More or less
(Weightlessness)

[Chorus]
Can I change trajectory
(So that it doesn’t kill me)
After all…
(In free fall)

[Outro]
After all…
(In free fall)
It not the drop…
(It’s the)
[Break]
Stop!

A SCIENCE NOTE
When you are in free fall, you do not feel the effects of gravity because you and the object you’re falling with (including your body) are accelerating at the same rate. This state is known as “weightlessness” or “microgravity.”

Here’s the reasoning:

  1. Gravitational Acceleration: Gravity pulls everything toward the Earth at the same acceleration, which is approximately 9.8 meters per second squared (m/s²) near the Earth’s surface (32 feet per second per second).
  2. Free Fall: When you’re in free fall, you and your surroundings are all accelerating toward the Earth at this same rate. There’s no force pushing against you (such as the ground or a seat), so you don’t feel your weight. In other words, you and everything around you are “falling” together at the same rate, so there is no relative motion to make you feel the force of gravity.
  3. Lack of Contact Force: On the ground, you feel the normal force from the surface you’re standing on, which counteracts the force of gravity, creating the sensation of weight. In free fall, since you’re not in contact with any surface, there’s no normal force, so you experience what is effectively “weightlessness.”

In essence, you still experience gravity, but you don’t feel it as a force because everything is accelerating uniformly. This is why astronauts experience weightlessness while orbiting Earth—they are in a state of continuous free fall, but because their velocity is also tangential to the Earth’s surface, they do not hit the ground.

From the album “What is Gravity?” by Daniel

Also found on the album “Reggae Way” by Narley Marley

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bookmark_borderIll-ogical

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[Intro]
Ill-ogical
(Logic… not at all)
Ill-ogical
(Logic… none — total)

[Verse 1]
Defy logic
(Why care at all)
To deny, tragic
(Watching the fall)

[Chorus]
Ill-ogical
(Logic… not at all)
Ill-ogical
(Logic… none — total)

[Bridge]
When 1, 2, 3
Is yet to be
Living instability

[Verse 2]
Right is right
(Can’t see the light)
Black is black
(Can’t get the knack)

[Chorus]
Ill-ogical
(Logic… not at all)
Ill-ogical
(Logic… none — total)

[Bridge]
When 1, 2, 3
Is yet to be
Living instability

[Chorus]
Illogical
(Logic… not at all)
Illogical
(Logic… none — total)

[Outro]
A cat is a cat
(Imagine that)

From the album The Beatless Sense Mongers: “Consider Reason“

Also found on the album “Say Reggae” by Narley Marley

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bookmark_borderWhere Shall We Head?

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[Intro]
What more can be said
(Tired of dredging in the dredge?)
Rather get up… instead
(Where shall we head?)

[Verse 1]
From out of a deep, deep sleep
(Will your soul start to creep?)
Do you feel the quake?
(Will you ever wake?)

[Bridge]
What more can be said
(Tired of dredging in the dredge?)
Rather get up… instead
(Where shall we head?)

[Chorus]
Where! (Where shall we head)
Aware (out of the glare)
Instead….
Into the light
(Into the light)

Right?
(Into the light)
Light?
(Alright)

[Verse 2]
Wake-up! Out of a stupor
(Will you strive to thrive, or….)
Are you still alive
(Or did you take a dive?)

[Bridge]
What more can be said
(Tired of dredging in the dredge?)
Rather get up… instead
(Where shall we head?)

[Chorus]
Where! (Where shall we head)
Aware (out of the glare)
Instead….
Into the light
(Into the light)

Right?
(Into the light)
Light?
(Alright)

[Bridge]
What more can be said
(Tired of dredging in the dredge?)
Rather get up… instead
(Where shall we head?)

[Chorus]
Where! (Where shall we head)
Aware (out of the glare)
Instead….
Into the light
(Into the light)

[Outro]
Right?
(Into the light)
Light?
(Alright)

The Science of Chaos Theory, String Theory, and Music

From the album “Turbulence” by Daniel

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bookmark_borderDiametrical

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[Intro]
Man is part of nature
But, remains diametrically opposed
No on is quite sure
As to why… I suppose?

[Verse 1]
It’s man against man
(Trying to make his final stand)
Can you understand
(Man’s damned demand)

[Chorus]
Man is part of nature
But, remains diametrically opposed
No on is quite sure
As to why… I suppose?

[Bridge]
The higher we climb
(The further we fall)
Well past our prime
(We’ve dropped the ball)
Diametrical
(Diabolical)

[Verse 2]
Once again…
(It’s man against man)
Making his lst stand)
Can you understand
(Man’s damned demand)

[Chorus]
Man is part of nature
But, remains diametrically opposed
No on is quite sure
As to why… I suppose?

[Bridge]
The higher we climb
(The further we fall)
Well past our prime
(We’ve dropped the ball)
Diametrical
(Diabolical)

[Chorus]
Man is part of nature
But, remains diametrically opposed
No on is quite sure
As to why… I suppose?

[Bridge]
The higher we climb
(The further we fall)
Well past our prime
(We’ve dropped the ball)
Diametrical
(Diabolical)

[Outro]
Diametrical
(Diabolical)

From the album “Diametrical” by Daniel

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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