Produced by Forest Green

Lyrics:
I've been quiet but can't say why
Some days pass and I don't try
Eyes feel heavy mouth feels dry
Thought I might but don't know why
Then I walk too far I forgot the end
Thought I'd text you but I didn't
Thought of you but just for a moment
You're in a fight with the thoughts in my head

You’re in a fight with the thoughts in my head
Thinking bout how you were all I want
Thought I loved you in the spur of the moment
But that goes away when I wake in the morning
And you play pretend
And I can see the end
Maybe we’ll meet again
Meet again
We’ll meet again

I've been quiet but can't say why
Some days pass and I don't try
Eyes feel heavy mouth feels dry
Thought I might but don't know why
Then I walk too far I forgot the end
Thought I'd text you but I didn't
Thought of you but just for a moment
You're in a fight with the thoughts in my head

Before the World Ends (feat. kryst)

before the world ends (feat. kryst)

South Carolina

IF YOU WANNA FILL A CRATER, GOTTA EXCAVATE ANOTHER

instrumental: Blackbird by Zock

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CRATER

Green 3 String Humbucker Cigar Box Guitar CBG #2602 from the web page www.snowdenguitars.com

Green 3 String Humbucker Cigar Box Guitar CBG #2602

A satirical eco-anthem blending electronica with a punchy rock edge. Sung by Delphine Music “Whatever Happened to Life” is a tongue-in-cheek but heartfelt call to save our planet before it’s too late.
Lyrics
Every thing today is so stereotyped
Every thing you hear is so super hyped
Every where you go things are the same.
It one long systematic game.

Every town you go to are the same shops
On the shelves their selling all the same props
There’s no longer service with a smile,
I really wonder if it all worth while

Whatever happened to originality?
Whatever happened to life?
Whatever happened to you & me?
Whatever happened to life?

They’re churning it all out in the factories
They’re burning up our oil and chopping down our trees.
There’s nothing left for our children to find
They’re using it all up leaving nothing behind

And just so that they can make more from sales
They’re killing of our tigers and killing our whales
Soon all the animals will be extinct.
Why can’t we follow our own instincts?

Whatever happened to our earth?
Whatever happened to life?
Whatever happened to Mother Nature?
Whatever happened to life?

Now someone has build the ultimate bomb
Every thing we know now has gone
Were we so very blind?
We couldn’t see the end mankind

Whatever happened to our world?
Whatever happened to life?
Whatever happened to the human race?
Whatever happened to life?

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What ever happened to life

Thea Riofrancos joined me to discuss her new book, Extraction: The Frontiers of Green Capitalism, released through W.W. Norton.

The green capitalist energy transition is underway. In what ways does alternative energy—so-called sustainable or green energy—differ from the fossil fuel extraction, distribution, and consumption that has underlain the global capitalist system since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution? Where are these sites of extraction? What critical minerals are being sought? Who stands to benefit and lose? What are the ecological impacts? And finally, how have various iterations of the left and the right embraced or rejected this emerging paradigm?

// Episode notes: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com/episodes/thea-riofrancos

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391 / Extraction / Thea Riofrancos

“Green Is The Colour” is Plastic Plant’s bold new single, out 26th September and the lead track from their upcoming EP. Lyrically, it's a meditation on the uneasy balance between nature and industry, and by extension, the contradictions of modern existence. The song builds gradually, from serene acoustic guitar and birdsong into a heavy, Neil Young-meets-Pixies-inspired climax, before reaching an epiphanic merging of the two worlds - its eponymous mantra “green is the colour” anchoring the message in full harmony. It’s musing and mournful, expressive and triumphant - a song about the human condition and the struggle to reach an equilibrium with its surroundings.


Green is the Colour

Pokemon FireRed & LeafGeen - Trainer Battle Remix

pull up 2 da party wachu mean 
I don’t trust no bitch so I gotta keep a beam 
bitches talking beef but don’t pull up w no shits
Ima get up on dat boy am fukin on his b
vvs diamonds know they green 
ima pull up on da block skirttn let it beam
pull up on dat pussy boy know he feenin 
finna get my choppa let in ring 
pls don’t fwm

jumpystailo

~  ROYALTY FREE MUSIC - SUPPORTING CHARITIES ~ 
Based in Eryri (Snowdonia), North Wales,
Eirianlys Music is a Small, Personal Independent Studio that Writes, Records & Produces a Myriad of Unique & Different ROYALTY FREE Albums Supporting Children's Charities.

*** MAIN Charity: Supporting Hope House/Tŷ Gobaith Hospices ***
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Second Charity: BBC CHILDREN IN NEED
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Japanese [tecno,house,electro] music artist

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A podcast about transitions, death, the ruptures of life in between.

my album ‘in the woods’ is coming this halloween

New tracks tagged #GREEN