A haunting, apocalyptic anthem where Mother Earth herself rises in protest—her rivers, mountains, and forests screaming against humanity’s destruction. Blending dark folk grit with cinematic fury, the song builds from whispered warnings into a thunderous chorus, echoing the planet’s last plea: "Do you hear me now?" Raw, primal, and devastating, it’s a battle cry from the natural world—equal parts elegy and reckoning.

[Verse 1]
My name is Earth, and you belong to me
I’ve bled in rivers, choked on smoke and debris
You scar my skin with fire, poison my veins
I’m screaming through the wind, howling through the rain

[Verse 2]
My name is Earth, I cradle all you know
But my forests are gasping, my glaciers let go
You steal my breath, yet I still give you air
How long till you listen? How long till you care?

[Pre-Chorus] 
The sky’s gone dark, but you don’t look up
The oceans rise, but you won’t stop—

[Chorus]
Do you hear me now? 
The ground shakes beneath your feet
Do you feel me now? 
While you drown in your own heat

[Bridge]
The rivers rush—a pulse turned to flood
The trees whisper, "You’ve spilled too much blood"
The mountains rumble—a warning below
One last chance before they let go…
The rivers rush…
The trees whisper…
The mountains roar…
And you ignore…

[Final Chorus]
My name is Earth, and you belong to me
But you’re killing the hand that feeds
I’ll swallow your cities, reclaim my sands
Do you hear me now?

[Outro]
My name is Earth… will you remember me
When the last bird falls and the seas stand still?
I gave you life… now I’m taking it back…
Do you hear me now?
Now!

[End]




My Name Is Earth

Today is a gift, that is why we call it present.

My Name Is Earth

Pei-Kang Hsu