https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prawer_plan

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You can call it Palestine or you can call it Israel
        C                               G             D
But the land of milk and honey has some poison in its wells
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So many deep injustices you'd have to make a list
     C                               D              G
It'd be a pretty long one, here's an item you can't miss

The capitalist gang members and fatcats in their halls
Ran out of land to destroy with their roads and shopping malls
They called up Bibi on the phone, said "Listen to this, man,
We have a way to make more dough, it's the Prawer-Begin Plan!"

"We know you hate those Arabs dontcha know we hate them too
We'll make 'em pay to clear away and make room for the Jew."
So thirty five-odd villages are gonna disappear
And a hundred thousand people will be moved away from here

In the Negev desert, or it can be called the Naqeb too
They're building infrastructure for all of me and you
When I say me and you you know I mean for me and mine
If you don't like crowded townships, yalla move to Palestine

So the MKs got together and they said it wasn't fair
For Bedouins to have all of this land with nothing there
"It isn't right it's wrong for you to live in dusty tents,
Come move to cities we will build, we'll charge you cheap-ish rent."

With forty three to forty votes the Knesset brought it through
But don't talk of ethnic cleansing 'cos you know it just ain't true.
Population re-organisation is the phrase
Your way of life is obsolete come join the urban craze

You can call it Palestine or you can call it Israel
But whichever name you choose it will still feel just like hell
If we won't admit to the grievous injustice that we've done
We'll commit another evil with the Prawer-Begin Plan

The Prawer-Begin Plan

A             E                  A
I wanna be co-valently bonded to you
   D7      A
Ah ooh ooh ooh
           E            F#
Everything that you own I can use
    D           E7         A
And you can use what I own too
   D   E   A
Ah ooh ooh ooh

Sometimes I think I'm ionically bonded with you
Ah ooh ooh ooh
Feels positive to give you my love
But you act negative when I do
Ah ooh ooh ooh

Metallic bonding's a difficult one to do
Ah ooh ooh ooh
But sharing each other with everyone
Is conducive to love, yes it's true
Ah ooh ooh ooh

Chemically Bonded To You

A tribute to Bob Crow, who passed away on the 11th of March 2014. One of the last old-school working class fighters in the unions.

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A big big big man died last night
A big big man in a big big fight
Whose big big big heart knew what's right
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Whose sharp sharp eyes never lost their sight

A big big big man on the rail
A big big friend to those that sail
A big big fighter for his class
Whose big big boots had kicked some arse

G - C - G - D
G - C - D7 - G7

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And even though the death of Bob has left us feeling glum
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It ought to be remembered where his great power came from
	
A big big big guy with a plan
To elevate his fellow man
To emancipate society
From rich folk's moral poverty

Let's show some you, you, unity
Just like the are, are, RMT
So rest in power Robert Crow
We'll miss you more than you will know

A Big Big Big Man

Won't You Call (It's Gotten So Bad)

Diabetic

Not Every Bumblebee Will Sting You

Ripped off this song (www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCAUaYpbHwY) and crammed in some more information to help me revise the twenty amino acids. This is a second, corrected version because I posted one with chemical mistakes in before.

To the tune of Glory Glory Hallelujah

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Glycine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, alanine
         C                                      G                        D7
They all are aliphatic, with no polar charge or ring
          G                                             B7            Em
A non-polar, neutral, ringed amino acid is proline
         Am       D7        G
From protein we are formed

With OH and polar, neutral, it's serine and threonine
With sulfur but non-polar, cysteine or methionine
Basic ones are arginine, lysine and histidine
From protein we are formed

Now the aromatics!

Tryptophan and tyrosine and phenylalanine
Aspartate and glutamate are negative, we've seen
Asparagine is polar neutral, so is glutamine
From protein we are formed

Now the exceptions!

Tryptophan's non-polar, as is phenylalanine
Hydroxylated polar neutral, that is tyrosine
Can be positive but mostly neutral, bloody histidine
From proteins we are formed

Eran Kahan