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Mother Earth

Oh Mother Earth
Who gave us birth
Oh! how unjustly we treated
you 
And without mercy heated
you

Oh Mother Earth
Our sweet, sweet hearth
Your children cry
And they die
We destroy
and grab their joy

Oh Mother Earth
We took your mirth
And left nothing but
Sadness like a broken down – hut
You see and cry in pain
It looks as if all goes in vain

Oh Mother Earth
Now we see your worth
A hundred gold
You protect us from cold
Our only shelter
Our greatest helper
We felt our destruction
Our Earth’s deduction

Oh Mother Earth
Guardians have been birth
Who’ll hear your cry
And won’t let you die
They’ll keep you clean
And forever green!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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