For Arctic oil, its Royal
\nDutch Shell
\nand greed that’s what their on
\na drug that makes them go to places
\nsearching now upon
\nthe icy wastes and
\nwilderness
\nwhere man should never be
\nand so they go these oil men
\ndrilling in the sea
\nin that wild white
\nwilderness
\nwith their derricks and their dirt
\ndangerous risky operations
\nspills that are going to hurt
\nthe environment
\nthe creatures
\nthe air, the ocean too
\nBIG OIL is an abomination
\nWaiting to come true
\nrisk takers, they care
\nlittle, for the pristine
\nicy flows
\nfor virgin seas
\nthey bloody squeeze
\nthere like rats
\nI do suppose
\nrunning in all directions
\nhoping they can stake
\na claim upon the arctic
\nbut Greenpeace is awake
\nwhat is the great stampede
\nfor them
\nwith the ice now melting fast
\nin this wondrous wilderness
\nBen Ayliffe he’s aghast
\nheading the Greenpeace campaign
\nto raise the banners high
\nBP’s Gulf disaster
\nEnbridge at kalamazoo
\nChevron out in Ecuador
\nthe horrors all came true
\nShell has got to realize
\nnobody wants them there
\ntheir equipment is straight from
\nthe ark
\nand is bound to cause despair
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\nNo oil of course it said
\nIn the Arctic and off Siberia
\nthey must be off their head
\nto go to a pristine wilderness
\nand expose themselves to those
\ngreat extremes of temperature
\nwhere risks of spills just grows<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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