Given All the Above

By admin | Published: August 6, 2024

[Intro]
The ticking of a clock (tick-tock)
The beating of a heart (boom, boom)
Souls ready to rock
Let the loving start

[Verse 1]
In times of inequity
To chime repetitively
Comes at a cost
The best way to begin
Is with a win-win
No need for a loss

[Chorus]
At any rate
The hate of hate
Will set your fate
Why participate

[Bridge]
The ticking of a clock (tick-tock)
The beating of a heart (boom, boom)
Souls ready to rock
Let the loving start

[Verse 2]
The growing inequity
Is showing defiantly
But, to take to give
Is no way to live
Why not begin
With a win-win
No need for pain to gain

[Chorus]
Given all the above
The soul-ution is love
Set this as the date
To participate

[Bridge]
The ticking of a clock (tick-tock)
The beating of a heart (boom, boom)
Souls ready to rock
Let the loving start

[Chorus]
Given all the above
The soul-ution is love
Set this as the date
To participate

[Outro]
The ticking of a clock (tick-tock)
The beating of a heart (boom, boom)

NOTE: * Our climate model uses chaos theory in an attempt to adequately account for humans and forecasts a global average temperature increase of 9 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Everybody has the responsibility not to pollute. There are plenty of things you can do to help save the planet. Stop using fossil fuels. Consume less. Love more. Here is a list of additional actions you can take.

From the album “Half-Cocked” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Enjoy the Sky Tonight?

By admin | Published: August 5, 2024

[Intro]
Enjoy the sky tonight?
(I might)
Enjoy it all the day
(Alright)

[Verse 1]
Just for fun
Think about the sun
What if this next run
Is the last one?

[Chorus]
Enjoy the sky tonight?
(I might)
Enjoy it all the day
(Alright)
Funny…
How things work out that way

[Bridge]
Try to save some sky
For the next guy
Preserve a day
For kids to play

[Verse 2]
Are you aware
Can’t pull fresh air
Out of thin air
If there’s none there

[Chorus]
Enjoy the sky tonight?
(I might)
Enjoy it all the day
(Alright)
Funny…
How things work out that way

[Bridge]
Try to save some sky
For the next guy
Preserve a day
For kids to play

[Chorus]
Enjoy the sky tonight?
(I might)
Enjoy it all the day
(Alright)
Funny…
How things work out that way

[Outro]
Try to save some sky
For the next guy
Preserve a day
For kids to play

From the album “Half-Cocked” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Not Quite Right

By admin | Published: August 5, 2024

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[Intro]
Despite our slight
It’s still not right
How long…
Before we realize we’re wrong
(No, not quite right)

[Verse 1]
If right was right before your eyes
Would it be a surprise?
Do you feel all that’s left is wrong
Can’t find where you belong

[Chorus]
Despite our slight
It’s still not right
How long…
Before we realize we’re wrong
(No, not quite right)

[Bridge]
Can’t admit (How ’bout it?)
Yet can’t quit (Where’s the wit?)
Putting up a fight (day and night)
Over being not quite right (wrong song)

[Verse 2]
If you need confirmation
Just step outside your door
If you had hesitation
You won’t have any any more

[Chorus]
Despite our slight
It’s still not right
How long…
Before we realize we’re wrong
(No, not quite right)

[Bridge]
Can’t admit (How ’bout it?)
Yet can’t quit (Where’s the wit?)
Putting up a fight (day and night)
Over being not quite right (wrong song)

[Chorus]
Despite our slight
It’s still not right
How long…
Before we realize we’re wrong
(No, not quite right)

[Outro]
You’re not quite right
(No, not quite right)
You’re not quite right

From the album “Half-Cocked” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Half-Cocked

By admin | Published: August 5, 2024

[Intro]
Going off half-cocked
(In a mental block)
Going off half-cocked
(Love’s a total shock)

[Verse 1]
You say what you may
You say you’re free that way
Spew with no truth in view
Do what you want to do

[Chorus]
Going off half-cocked
(In a mental block)
Going off half-cocked
(Love’s a total shock)

[Bridge]
Time to learn to figure
(When to pull the trigger)
Stead of head growing bigger
(How to pull the trigger)

[Verse 2]
“Whereof one cannot speak,
thereof one must be silent”
Instead find knowledge — seek
And be non-violent

[Chorus]
Going off half-cocked
(In a mental block)
Going off half-cocked
(Love’s a total shock)

[Bridge]
Time to learn to figure
(When to pull the trigger)
Stead of head growing bigger
(How to pull the trigger)

[Chorus]
Going off half-cocked
(In a mental block)
Going off half-cocked
(Love’s a total shock)
Time to learn to figure
(When to pull the trigger)

[Outro]
Stead of head growing bigger
(How to pull the trigger)

“Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.” — Ludwig Wittgenstein

Ludwig Wittgenstein is famously known for the concluding statement of his Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, where he asserts:
“Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent.”

This quote encapsulates his philosophical position that language has limits, and beyond these limits, we cannot meaningfully speak. Wittgenstein argues that language can only describe facts about the world, and anything that falls outside the scope of factual discourse, such as metaphysical, ethical, or mystical statements, should not be articulated because they cannot be expressed meaningfully within the structure of language.

The statement emphasizes the boundaries of language and the importance of recognizing these limits in philosophical inquiry. For Wittgenstein, silence is a necessary response to the ineffable aspects of reality, acknowledging that some things are beyond the realm of communicable knowledge.

From the album “Half-Cocked” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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A kNew Slogan

By admin | Published: August 4, 2024

[Intro]
Soooo…
Go!

[Verse 1]
I’m coming up with a new slogan
(How does it go again?)
Know where I’ve been
(As it happened)
Know where I’m going
(If it’s not showing)

[Chorus]
Blowin’ (Blowin’)
Past the wind
Blowin’ (Blowin’)
Passed been

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]
Blowin’ (Knowin’ where you’ve been)
Knowin’ (Blowin’ past your been)

[Verse 2]
We’re coming up on a new age
(How does it go again?)
Unfolding on stage
(As it happens)
Know where you’re going
(If it’s not showing)

[Chorus]
Blowin’ (Blowin’)
Past the wind
Blowin’ (Blowin’)
Passed been

[Breakdown]
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]
Blowin’ (Knowin’ where you’ve been)
Knowin’ (Blowin’ past your been)

 

[Chorus]
Blowin’ (Blowin’)
Past the wind
Blowin’ (Blowin’)
Passed been

[Outro]
Blowin’ (Knowin’ where you’ve been)
Knowin’ (Blowin’ past your been)

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Now You’ve Found Out

By admin | Published: August 4, 2024

[Intro]
Is there another side
To this side?

[Verse 1]
Can’t see a darkside
On the inside
(That I can hide)
[Bridge]
My hide
Hides the shy
I can’t let out
(Why?)
Will I find out
(About out)

[Chorus]
(Hey!) What can I say
Now you’ve found out
(All about)
What I can’t let out
Is out

[Verse 2]
Can see the brightside
On the inside
(That I can’t hide)
[Bridge]
My hide
Let slide
(Far and wide)
The love’s out
(Love cried out)
We’ll shout out

[Chorus]
(Hey!) What can I say
Now you’ve found out
(All about)
What I can’t let out
Is out

[Bridge]
My hide
Let slide
(Far and wide)
The love’s out
(Love cried out)
We’ll shout out

[Outro]
(Hey!) What can I say
Now you’ve found out
(All about)
What I can’t let out
Is out

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Whether Weather’s Toll

By admin | Published: August 4, 2024

[Intro]
Do you ever wonder
About rolling thunder?

[Verse 1]
Gray cloud
Turning black
As a matter of fact,
The sky’s gettin’ loud

[Bridge]
Do you ever wonder
About rolling thunder?

[Chorus]
It’ll rock n’ roll
Right over you
Whether weather’s toll
Has come due

[Verse 2]
The sky opens wide
You can look inside
As the water wails down
Falling all around

[Bridge]
Do you ever wonder
About rolling thunder?
Do you find it frightening
Being struck by lightning

[Chorus]
It’ll rock n’ roll
Right over you
Whether weather’s toll
Has come due

[Bridge]
Do you ever wonder
About rolling thunder?
Do you find it frightening
Being struck by lightning

[Outro]
It’ll rock n’ roll
Right over you
Whether weather’s toll
Has come due

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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How About Something Different?

By admin | Published: August 3, 2024

[Intro]
Would you care to share
Your definition of fair?

[Verse 1]
You can mess with the numbers
Rearrange the rate of exchange
Albatross your arbitrage
Yet, you seem all the number?

[Bridge]
It helps to know
So…

[Chorus]
Would you care to share
Your definition of fair?
Is your calculation of right (Right?)
Would you care to compare
Your sense of aware
To explain the slight (Right?)

[Verse 2]
Can you come to learn your numbers
Explain the rate of exchange
Is to hedge risk strange
Becoming ever dumber?

[Bridge]
It helps to know
So…

[Chorus]
Would you care to share
Your definition of fair?
Is your calculation of right (Right?)
Would you care to compare
Your sense of aware
To explain the slight (Right?)

[Bridge]
It helps to know
So…
How about something different
And, listen for a while
Instead of hate and indifferent
Consider love and a smile

[Outro]
It helps to know
So…
How about something different
And, listen for a while
Instead of hate and indifferent
Consider love and a smile

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Fiddlin’ Nero Style

By admin | Published: August 3, 2024

[Intro]
The extreme
Moved mean’s mean
(On average more savage)
Know what I mean?
(All the while… fiddlin’ Nero style)

[Verse 1]
In both the weather
And the whether
The extremes got together
To create hate

[Bridge]
The extreme
Moved mean’s mean
(On average more savage)
Know what I mean?
(All the while… fiddlin’ Nero style)

[Chorus]
Those on the fringe
Are on a binge
To infringe
On your rights
(That’s right)
(What rights the left left)

[Verse 2]
Home wasn’t built in a day
(Yet, they while it away)
All the while
Home is burning
(They fiddle Nero style)

[Bridge]
The extreme
Moved mean’s mean
(On average more savage)
Know what I mean?
(All the while… fiddlin’ Nero style)

[Chorus]
Those on the fringe
Are on a binge
To infringe
On your rights
(That’s right)
(What rights the left left)

[Bridge]
The extreme
Moved mean’s mean
[Outro]
(On average more savage)
Know what I mean?
(All the while… fiddlin’ Nero style)

ABOUT THE SCIENCE
Both weather patterns and political landscapes have become more extreme in recent years, and climate change is a common underlying factor. As extreme weather events increase in frequency and intensity due to climate change, the average conditions over a decade shift toward a new, more extreme norm. Similarly, political extremes are becoming more polarized, with both the far-right and far-left adopting increasingly radical positions. This polarization not only shifts the political spectrum’s average opinions but also escalates the general level of hostility and aggression in public discourse. Moreover, the political extremes often exacerbate climate change through their policies or lack thereof, creating a feedback loop where increasing environmental and social tensions feed into each other, fostering a progressively more hostile environment.

ABOUT THE SONG
The song lyrics describe a commentary on the increasing extremism in both weather patterns and political ideologies. It uses metaphorical language to convey a sense of growing hostility and division in society, as well as the consequences of ignoring critical issues like climate change.

Key Themes and Interpretations:

  1. Extreme Weather and Political Polarization: The repeated phrase “The extreme moved mean’s mean” suggests that extreme events, whether climatic or political, are becoming the new norm (“mean”). This shift leads to more aggressive and hostile behaviors (“more savage”).
  2. Comparison to Nero: The reference to “fiddlin’ Nero style” alludes to the Roman Emperor Nero, who, according to legend, played the fiddle while Rome burned. This metaphor implies that while serious issues (such as climate change and societal division) escalate, people in power or society at large are distracted or indifferent, failing to take meaningful action.
  3. Political Extremes and Infringement: The lyrics criticize the fringes of the political spectrum for being on a “binge to infringe on your rights,” indicating that both far-right and far-left ideologies are increasingly encroaching on personal freedoms.
  4. Destruction of Home and Inaction: The line “Home wasn’t built in a day / Yet, they while it away” suggests that while the societal “home” or foundation is being destroyed (through inaction on critical issues), people are passively watching without taking action.

The song conveys a message of concern about the current state of affairs, where extremes dominate discourse and action, potentially leading to destructive outcomes if left unchecked. It critiques both societal complacency and the aggressive push from political extremes that threaten individual rights and the environment.

* Our climate model uses chaos theory in an attempt to adequately account for humans and forecasts a global average temperature increase of 9 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Everybody has the responsibility not to pollute. There are plenty of things you can do to help save the planet. Stop using fossil fuels. Consume less. Love more. Here is a list of additional actions you can take.

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Our Things Are

By admin | Published: August 2, 2024

[Intro]
Not the same as it ever was
Why…
Because

[Verse 1]
Are things changing
At such a rapid clip
Estranging…
More than a blip

[Bridge]
Not the same as it ever was (oh, no, no, no)
Why…
Because (oh, know, know, know)

[Chorus]
Man is not humane
Call it all insane
Don’t care to remain
But, just the same…

[Bridge]
I would
So if you could….

[Verse 2]
Our things are changing
At such a rapid rate
Our estranging…
No longer great

[Bridge]
Not the same as it ever was (oh, no, no, no)
Why…
Because (oh, know, know, know)

[Chorus]
Man is not humane
Call it all insane
Don’t care to remain
But, just the same…

[Bridge]
I would
So if you could….

[Chorus]
Man is not humane
Call it all insane
Don’t care to remain
But, just the same…

[Outro]
I would
So if you could….

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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A Real Smacked Mass

By admin | Published: August 2, 2024

[Intro]
Oh, no (no, no, no)
Here we go (go, go, go)

[Verse 1]
Smacked the donkey
On the…
Ask me later (weigh later)

[Chorus]
Maybe it was a mule (hee-haw)
A not so low-key fool (all jaw)
A real hater (see ya later)
A smacked mass (hard pass)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Piano Solo]
Oh, no (no, no, no)
Here we go (go, go, go)

[Verse 2]
Smacked the burro
On the… you know…
Ask me later (switch baiter)

[Chorus]
Maybe it was a mule (hee-haw)
A not so low-key fool (all jaw)
A real hater (see ya later)
A smacked mass (hard pass)

[Bridge]
[Instrumental, Piano Solo]
Oh, no (no, no, no)
Here we go (go, go, go)

[Chorus]
Maybe it was a mule (hee-haw)
A not so low-key fool (all jaw)
A real hater (see ya later)
A smacked mass (hard pass)

[Outro]
Oh, no (no, no, no)
Here we go (go, go, go)

AN ECONOMICS NOTE
For decades, I have been actively involved in promoting the education of world economics. In recent years, I’ve observed a troubling phenomenon: certain segments of the population appear resistant to educational outreach, a condition that seems to split along political lines. While the majority of the population, approximately 60-80%, remains receptive to learning, there is a persistent bias of hate that obstructs rational thinking among the extremes—approximately 10-20% on both the far-right and the far-left.

On the far-right, this bias manifests as an “us against them” mentality, characterized by white supremacy and misogyny. This perspective often arises from envy and jealousy, leading to a distorted worldview. For example:

  1. The invasion at the border: This issue is often framed in xenophobic terms, disregarding the complex socio-economic factors involved.
  2. Moral judgments on government: The government is seen as an inherently corrupt and amoral entity, rather than a system created to serve public needs.
  3. Attack on intellectual disciplines: There is a disdain for intelligence, science, and economics, driven by a lack of comprehension and a desire to undermine established knowledge.

On the far-left, a similar bias of hate is expressed through class warfare rhetoric, such as the demonization of wealth and the desire to redistribute wealth aggressively. This bias also stems from envy and jealousy, manifesting in ways such as:

  1. Tax wealth/eat the rich: This slogan captures the simplistic view that the wealthy should bear the brunt of societal costs, ignoring the complexities of economic systems.
  2. Moral judgments on corporate actions: Corporations are often labeled as inherently greedy or evil, rather than being seen as entities driven by market forces and shareholder interests.
  3. Attack on quantitative disciplines: Like their far-right counterparts, there is often a dismissal of complex subjects like mathematics and economics, which are perceived as tools of oppression.

Both extremes exhibit a resistance to rational thinking, hindered by deeply entrenched biases. These biases not only prevent understanding but also create a dangerous divide that hinders constructive dialogue and problem-solving in society. The challenge lies in finding ways to bridge these gaps and foster a more informed and rational public discourse.

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Amidst the Coming Undone

By admin | Published: August 2, 2024

[Intro]
If I ever get out of here
Will I hold my life more dear
If I ever get out of here
’cause the future’s comin’ clear

[Verse 1}
The thought of not cannot
Creep into the mind
Thought ‘cannot’ can rot
Your peace of mind

[Chorus]
We’ve made the bed
And cast the die
Went wrong in the head
It makes me cry
(Cry, cry, cry)

[Bridge]
If I ever get out of here
Will I hold my life more dear
If I ever get out of here
’cause the future’s comin’ clear

[Verse 2}
I think therefore I can
I am what I am
The best is yet to come
Amidst the coming undone

[Chorus]
We’ve made the bed
And cast the die
Went wrong in the head
It makes me cry
(Cry, cry, cry)

[Bridge]
If I ever get out of here
Will I hold my life more dear
If I ever get out of here
’cause the future’s comin’ clear
So, come, come, come
Amidst the coming undone
(The best is yet to come)

[Chorus]
We’ve made the bed
And cast the die
Went wrong in the head
It makes me cry
(Cry, cry, cry)

[Bridge]
If I ever get out of here
Will I hold my life more dear
If I ever get out of here
’cause the future’s comin’ clear
[Outro]
So, come, come, come
Amidst the coming undone
Make the best of what’s to come

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Set Your Tempo

By admin | Published: August 2, 2024

[Intro]
Did you know
You can set your tempo
From slow
To a tempo tango

[Verse 1]
As long as my feet
Can move to the beat
The beat makes me complete
A feat

[Chorus]
Bringing the joy of life
Into view
Singing a song of love
How ’bout you?

[Bridge]
The tunes get me through
(Yes they do)
Put on your dancin’ shoes
(And, we’ll pull through)
Go!
(You can set your tempo)

[Verse 2]
The beat calls my feet
They move me to the beat
Where the beat
Makes me complete
(A feat)

[Chorus]
Bringing the joy of life
Into view
Singing a song of love
How ’bout you?

[Bridge]
The tunes get me through
(Yes they do)
Put on your dancin’ shoes
(And, we’ll pull through)
Go!
(You can set your tempo)

[Chorus]
Bringing the joy of life
Into view
Singing a song of love
How ’bout you?

[Bridge]
The tunes get me through
(Yes they do)
[Outro]
Put on your dancin’ shoes
(And, we’ll pull through)
Go!
(You can set your tempo)

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

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The Cost

By admin | Published: August 1, 2024

[Intro]
What is the cost
Of your benefit
Who will likely gain
What is lost
In your spit and fit
Are you even sane?

[Verse 1]
There is the me, my, mine (mine, mine, mine)
Bringing on the end of time (all of the time)
With all the take, take, take (for God’s sake!)
What will it take to wake (wake, wake, wake)

[Chorus]
What is the cost
Of your benefit
Who will likely gain
What is lost
In your spit and fit
Are you even sane?

[Bridge]
Your economics
Make us sick
Your cost to society
Is way too mighty

[Verse 2]
The eye of the I (aye-aye I)
Makes me sigh n’ cry (tell me why?)
With all the take, take, take (look what’s at stake)
What will it take to wake (making the earth shake)

[Chorus]
What is the cost
Of your benefit
Who will likely gain
What is lost
In your spit and fit
Are you even sane?

[Bridge]
Your economics
Make us sick
Your cost to society
Is way too mighty

[Chorus]
What is the cost
Of your benefit
Who will likely gain
What is lost
In your spit and fit
Are you even sane?

[Bridge]
Your economics
Make us sick
[Outro]
Your cost to society
Is way too mighty

A NOTE ON THE ECONOMY: Are you a cost or a benefit to society?
The primary driver of the U.S. economy is you, the consumer. Your spending habits fuel demand for goods and services, which in turn stimulates economic growth and drives business activities. The government taxes largely as a result of your consumption; sales taxes, excise taxes, and other consumption-based taxes are significant sources of revenue. Moreover, consumer demand is a major contributor to pollution and climate change. The production and transportation of goods, the generation of energy, and various services required to meet consumer needs all contribute to environmental degradation. Thus, the choices and behaviors of consumers play a crucial role in shaping economic policies, government tax strategies, and environmental impacts.

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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Reminiscent of Omniscient

By admin | Published: August 1, 2024

[Intro]
Reminiscent
Of omniscient
The shape of things…
Undone (unspun)
Unwound (rundown)

[Verse 1]
It’s what one brings
Does he dance
Does he sing
It’s what one does
Does he bring
On amazing

[Chorus]
Our civilization
Risks all of creation
Or at the very least
The deadliest beast

[Bridge]
Reminiscent
Of omniscient
The shape of things…
Undone (unspun)
Unwound (winding down)
Down (down, down)

[Verse 2]
Bring on the song
Bring on the dance
It won’t be long
You can’t go wrong
Take your stance
Come on sing along

[Chorus]
Our civilization
Risks all of creation
Or at the very least
The deadliest beast

[Bridge]
Reminiscent
Of omniscient
The shape of things…
Undone (unspun)
Unwound (winding down)
Down (down, down)

[Chorus]
Our civilization
Risks all of creation
Or at the very least
The deadliest beast

[Bridge]
Reminiscent
Of omniscient
The shape of things…
[Outro]
Undone (unspun)
Unwound (winding down)
Down (down, down)

From the album “All Mixed Up” by The Beatless Sense Mongers

MegaEpix Enormous

A song about The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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