[Intro]
Step right this way
One thin dime
One tenth of a dollar
You’ve the time
Your dismay
Step right this way
[Verse 1]
He walks
He talks
He crawls on his belly
In reptile style
[Bridge]
And now for something
Completely different
I offer:
A glimpse of your soul
[Chorus 1]
Take for one: your roll
Emit, admit your bit
The toll (toll of rock n’ roll)
Toll of your knock n’ know-all
(Knock n’ know-all fall)
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]
[Verse 2]
He walks
He talks
He crawls on his belly
In reptile style
[Bridge]
And now for something
Completely different
I offer:
A glimpse of your heart
[Chorus 2]
Number 2, too: your part
Salute pollute, you do
Come true…
The toll (toll of rock n’ roll)
Toll of your knock n’ know-all
(Knock n’ know-all fall)
[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Bass]
[Bridge]
And now for something
Completely different
I offer:
A glimpse of your mind
Is it kind?
[Instrumental, Harmonica Solo]
[Outro]
He walks
He talks
He crawls on his belly
In reptile style
A SCIENCE NOTE
Previous climate models have inadequately incorporated “social-ecological systems” as human involvement was not a significant factor in past climate changes. Regrettably, the United States ranks among the least prepared countries globally, with the highest percentage of climate deniers. The Republican party dismisses it as a manufactured crisis and plans to increase fossil fuel production, exacerbating the situation. Political extremists asserting that the climate crisis is manufactured employ an ironic term, considering that human manufacturing activities are the primary driver of climate change. Both political parties have concurred to allocate unlimited emergency funding for climate disasters instead of proactively preventing them. Last year, the US witnessed a record number of over a billion-dollar climate disasters, totaling 28 separate weather and climate-related events. It is due to this arrogance and ignorance that “worst-case scenarios” are now “best-case scenarios” for the acceleration of climate change. These factors have altered our climate model, shifting the projected maximum temperature rise from 4 degrees Celsius over the next millennium to a probable increase of 9 degrees Celsius this century.