- Knock-on-Wood-Would-I.mp3
- Knock-on-Wood-Would-I.mp4
- Knock-on-Wood-Would-II.mp3
- Knock-on-Wood-Would-II.mp4
[Intro]
You better knock on wood
Wood would
[Break]
Knock (knock)
[Verse 1]
You better knock
(Knock, knock)
On wood
Our lucks about to run out
[Verse 2]
You better knock
(Knock, knock)
On wood
While you could, there’s no doubt
[Bridge]
While you could
You know wood would
Knock on wood!
[Chorus]
Collapse
Of nature’s synapse
Her lungs
Have come undone
[Bridge]
Perhaps
Time to realize
It happening…
Right before our eyes
[Verse 3]
You better knock
(Knock, knock)
On wood
While you can… here comes Man!
[Bridge]
While you stand
You know wood would
Knock on wood
Our luck is running out
And, there’s no doubt
[Outro]
You better knock on wood
Wood would
Knock (knock)
A SCIENCE NOTE
In North America, less than 5% of the original old-growth forests remain in the West, and less than 1% in the East. This significant decline is primarily due to logging and other disturbances since European settlement. These old-growth forests play a crucial ecological role by providing unique habitats and maintaining biodiversity. Efforts are being made to inventory and protect these remaining forests to ensure their ecological and cultural benefits are preserved for future generations (Home | Bureau of Land Management) (Old-Growth Forest Network).