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Bad Religion ~ Watch It Die


i was born on planet earth the rotating ball whre man comes first it's been around for a long time but now its time to watch it die i saw a man on my big blue screen he ruled the world economy he said the rich would never concede but some day soon he'll be put to sleep i've seen the life of the forest green and adaptations of the deep blue sea and who knows who is the fittest they will all soon be put to rest on a plunging flight and we're sitting in the pilots seat in the midst of life people on a dark horizon praying somebody will save their lives i was born on the planet earth at a drastic time full of plastic mirth and every day i've seen increasing signs and you would too if you'd opened your eyes you had a chance you did not try so now it's time to watch it die more free lyrics

i was born on planet earth
the rotating ball whre man comes first
it's been around for a long time
but now its time to watch it die
i saw a man on my big blue screen
he ruled the world economy
he said the rich would never concede
but some day soon he'll be put to sleep
i've seen the life of the forest green
and adaptations of the deep blue sea
and who knows who is the fittest
they will all soon be put to rest
on a plunging flight and we're sitting
in the pilots seat in the midst of life
people on a dark horizon praying
somebody will save their lives
i was born on the planet earth
at a drastic time full of plastic mirth
and every day i've seen increasing signs
and you would too if you'd opened your eyes
you had a chance you did not try
so now it's time to watch it die

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