No promises, No guarantees For our water or the air we breathe Our planet is in danger We must embrace our plight There isn’t too much time to waste We must stand as one and fight Battle for survival Be vigilant and smart We must think of this as not the end But as a brand new start
We’re fighting off the elements We’re fighting amongst ourselves We need to be more constructive Then sending wishes down a well
We need to be proactive The time for talk is gone No more turning a blind eye to What we’ve known all along Our planet is quickly dying Through our transgressions and contempt What was your own involvement? In why Mother Nature wept?
I am not exclusive I too have played a role Using up our resources Has racked up a hefty toll
So how do we replenish? How do we make whole? How do we right the ship, That’s gone far beyond our control?
It’s gotten too late to compromise The way we live is no surprise Headed to our inevitable demise Despite our protests and our heartfelt cries
Welcome to all the newborns To a home that’s bitter sweet We betrothed you with the mess we’ve made It’s your turn to clean and sweep
What will be of our home, in the centuries to come? Will evolution take it’s course Under moon, the stars, and sun Is it useless to prolong the inevitable? To take a stand and fight? Or are we destined just to vanquish? Fade to black or white?
In the history of our existence That we’ve revolved around a sun In the grand scale of the universe We are only but a crumb
So what difference does it truly make? Insignificant to the core All things one day will come to pass Whether it be peace, or love, or war
Why even make an effort? My will has come and gone Even at its very worst Nothing lasts for long
This will be our legacy For as long as we go on Let there be no discrepancies In our fairytales and songs
A chain reaction of widespread disease Will bring us to our weakened knees Or could it be our air supply By knocking down the trees we breathe?
No matter what the future holds We now know what’s to unfold It’s only a matter of time Before history decides The stories still left to be told.