Invaders, the fish farms
\nHumans who feel
\nThey own the fish
\nAnd so they reveal
\nTheir business its Salmon
\nIn huge netted rings
\nIn the sea for gods sake
\nAnd of course it brings
\nThe seals, they were put there
\nGod gave them the space
\nAnd along comes the big boys
\nAnd calls a disgrace
\nOut on the seals
\nThey eat fish its their thing
\nAnd what do we do
\nWe usurp and we bring
\nReasons to steal, to show off
\nSalmon there
\nWe think we are right
\nAs the seals face despair<\/p>\n
Farming live salmon
\nThe future is bright
\nAs for the seals
\nWe know we are right
\nThe Tasmanian government listens to those
\nTassal complaining
\nTheir green light it glows
\nThe wild seals can starve
\nFor where profits are made
\nThats when the companies
\nYea they invade<\/p>\n
Trapping the seals
\nWhich then puts paid
\nTo reason, to nature
\nTo godliness laid
\nOut on a platter
\nThe fish in the sea
\nTaken away
\nIts not fair
\nThats their plea<\/p>\n
But the big boys have money
\nAnd thus loads of clout
\nThe seals are just seals
\nTheir lives are in doubt
\nThey must submit to being caged
\nShot and they
\nAre always in the wrong
\nAt the end of the day<\/p>\n
Invaders, polluters fish farms
\nThey be
\nArrogant humans
\nTheir bank is the sea
\nReality truthfully is that the seals
\nWere born to be there
\nAnd the conflict reveals
\nUtter subjugation
\nIgnorance too
\nAnd the governments at it
\nWhat can the seals do<\/p>\n
Lay down and die
\nAs the invader steals
\nFor they have the money
\nAnd they make the deals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Invaders, the fish farms Humans who feel They own the fish And so they reveal Their business its Salmon In huge netted rings In the sea for gods sake And of course it brings The seals, they were put there … Continue reading