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FirestormNur Ein VIII
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Entry from Firestorm in Nur Ein VIII.

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Firestorm
by The Tydon Docks

Gina says, that the planet's climate has been changing for thousands of years
Gina calls carbon dioxide merely "plant food".
And when Gina talks, a lot of people listen to what lovely Gina says,
Because Gina has 20 billion dollars

Gina uses her money well - sponsors "Lord" Monkton's speaking tours
She has a TV network and newspaper - so she can let us know what's on her mind
She admires African miners who work for $2 a day
A monument to humanity, is our Gina

And we keep digging up coal
And burning that coal
And selling that coal
Keep digging up coal

Big Clive thinks his industry is the victim of a plot by the CIA
And in his spare time he builds dinosaurs
Big Clive is a Big Queenslander who wants us all to share in a Bigger Pie
Well Clive, that's fine - but don't fuck up the Barrier Reef

Old King Coal is a greedy old cunt
Yes, greedy old cunts are they
Let's dig it all up
And make a quick buck
leave someone else to pay

But how many more firestorms, must we see in Victoria?
How many more years of flood on the Balonne and the Condamine?
How many more deluges rushing down the Lockyer?
How many more giant cyclones bearing down on Innisfail?
How many more "angry summers"?

How many more angry summers will it take
before people stop listening to
the stupid things that Gina says
the stupid things that Big Clive says
the fucking stupid things that Bolty says
that Jonesy says, "Lord" Monkton says, and Plimer says
the stupid things that Gina says

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furrypedro

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Thank you for the lyric links. Although even without understanding what they're about they are by far the most interesting lyrics in the fight. The music's pretty good, upbeat and fun. I hope you go through as this is the most entertaining song this fight.

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