You understand the pollution
\nthat Texaco left behind
\nIn Ecuador, contamination
\nof the evil kind
\nin pristine forest areas where
\nindigenous people are
\nsuffering, so very much
\nand all you have done, is scar<\/p>\n
one of the purest environments
\nwalked in, and done your worst
\nand then got on a plane and left
\nleaving these poor souls cursed
\nleaving these poor souls wounded
\nleaving these poor souls sick
\nand despite your massive profits
\nyou fail at arithmetic<\/p>\n
the sums just don’t add up, do they
\nEcuadorian forests now
\npolluted, and it suited
\nyou to say, they can take
\na running jump
\nfor, forever and a day
\nWell let me tell you Mr Watson
\nas we lay, in our bed
\njust imagine for a moment
\nthey’re suffering, such dread
\nthat we allowed to happen
\nto a people who did care
\nthe guardians of the forest
\nwith a role
\nso really rare<\/p>\n
with little help
\nthey’ve done it
\nfor years until you came
\nand then you had the cheek
\nto leave your shit about and
\n blame
\nthe bully with his coffers
\nof course believes that he
\ncan fight off
\n“all these savages”
\nbut now listen to me<\/p>\n
Ecuador is a pristine place
\nand the Quichua know the score
\nwhat you’ve done is tantamount
\nto something all abhor
\nyou’ve ruined
\nGod’s own paradise
\nand then you’re on your way
\nThey are up to their eyes, in all your s–t
\nand you refuse to pay<\/p>\n
Sir think hard and long<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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