Man Against the Earth

from Digital Black Among the Masses by MONOLITH

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lyrics

MAN AGAINST THE EARTH:

Polluted waters
Senseless slaughters
CFCs destroy the ozone
Toxic landfills
Deforestation
The invisible walls of death

Man, self-proclaimed master of the world
Exploits the earth to satisfy his needs
But who are we to say- we shall reign supreme
Corporate greed takes its toll – How long can this go on?

Chorus:
It’s world war 3
It’s man against the earth
If we win- forget about re-birth

Create for his convenience
But the earth can’t take much more
Fossil fuels going fast
The acid rain still pours
Oil spills into our seas
‘no problem’ say the men upstairs
Tell that to the wildlife
Toxic water – polluted air

Chorus:
Earth and man must work hand in hand
The time is now to show just where we stand

In our quest for a simpler life
We forgot one thing
Someone has to pay
For these ‘necessities’
Everyone’s afraid of a chemical war
What a horrid way to die
Just look at what we’ve done to the earth
Now there’s the real crime

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Lyrics by: Anthony Imbrogno

credits

from Digital Black Among the Masses, released August 18, 2017
MONLITH is

Guy Rivers Bass
Anthony Imbrogno Drums
Vince Rao Guitars
Ed Lawton Guitars
Kevin Callahan Vocals

‘Digital Black’ 1991recorded at Alpha Studios in Albany, NY
Engineered & mixed by studio owners Scott & Dub
Produced by Monolith

‘Among the Masses’ 1993 recorded at Hyland Studio Albany, NY
Engineered by Paul Benedetti
Mixed by Paul Benedetti & Ted Hyland
Produced by Monolith

2017 Executive producers J. Golden & G. ‘Smurfy’ Shafer
2017 re-mastering by Jamie King at The Basement Studio NC

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