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Adrian Belew ~ Men In Helicopters


Wouldn't it be great To see the african plains Before they lay them to waste And only the bones remain Wouldn't it be poetry To shoot holes in the poachers we see With an elephant gun Men in helicopters fly Shooting rhinos from out of the sky Why do we always assume The planet is ours to ruin? What a legacy we're leaving behind What a legacy Wouldn't it be something For the men killing dolphin To be caught up by their necks In their greedy fishing nets Wouldn't it be irony If the tuna fish canneries Were to fall into the sea The dolphins and the whales still left alive Cry to the stars in the deep blue night "there's nowhere to hide, The people on earth will not be denied" What a legacy we're leaving behind What a legacy Wouldn't it be odd If there really was a god And he looked down on earth And saw what we've done to her Wouldn't it be just If he pulled the plug on us, And took away the sun more free lyrics

Wouldn't it be great
To see the african plains
Before they lay them to waste
And only the bones remain
Wouldn't it be poetry
To shoot holes in the poachers we see
With an elephant gun

Men in helicopters fly
Shooting rhinos from out of the sky
Why do we always assume
The planet is ours to ruin?
What a legacy we're leaving behind
What a legacy

Wouldn't it be something
For the men killing dolphin
To be caught up by their necks
In their greedy fishing nets
Wouldn't it be irony
If the tuna fish canneries
Were to fall into the sea

The dolphins and the whales still left alive
Cry to the stars in the deep blue night
"there's nowhere to hide,
The people on earth will not be denied"
What a legacy we're leaving behind
What a legacy

Wouldn't it be odd
If there really was a god
And he looked down on earth
And saw what we've done to her
Wouldn't it be just
If he pulled the plug on us,
And took away the sun

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