Blood of innocent animals,
Forests being mercilessly killed,
Polluting water,
Rain will fall no more,
Everything to desert will be turned.
Poisoning everything, that's in their way,
Piercing earth down to her veins.
They dry, divert, evaporate it.
Stop it!

H

We are the torches light,
That chases back the darkness.
The let us cut through the lies,
Discover again the truth.
Enough of begging, enough of crying.
Let us look for the path,
To lead us to our freedom.
Yesterday's no use to us.
The future does not yet exist.

Tomorrow, who will decide our tomorrow?
Businessmen, scientists or goverments,
whose only thought is of their own well - being?
Help us dear God to clean up this poor planet.
No more nuclear esting. No nuclear wars,
that contaminate the water and pierce holes
in the ozone

Many are living without knowing,
That there is no way to return.
They cry, they scratch,
They bite and they scream.
The only thing you'll find is
Rocks and blood and pain.
A cold tomb awaits your bones
To be desintegrated.

A long path of innocence,
Walking t

Man do not believe that you have won
because you have dominated all.
As long as you are a slave
of this society, society,
dirty with poverty.

We're looking for - Looking for what
Richies - Yes, but what for?
For it all - What's it all?
The power - Don't you dre

Thrown out onto the street, like a mangy, fetid dog.
They screamed at her. She was not not fit to live
Under that roof.

He mind, reduced to ashes,
By their studies, and their problems.
They tried to hold her back into life, with their course
Of electric shocks.

Ma

A distance of light, years away from here,
it's burning heat,
alone it can't consume your fury.
Sex, luxury,
envy, foolish, pride, fear,
Greed, idleness,
bickering, and hypocrisy.
Crimes, that cast
shadows across the hardest heart.

Turn to faces the sun, and

Letras en Guaraní

Ko'eju Kuarahy
Opu'a Overa
Ojajai Omimbi
Ovy'a Opuka
Ñeha'a jehecha
Ñembo'e Rohendu
Japuka Jekua'a
Toheja tyvyty
Ha toho toheka
Ko'eju Kuarahy
opu'a overa
Ñande ára pyahu
Ñamandu
toñua mimbipa, veraite.

Ñande yvy o

Searching through a forest,
for a valley long gofgotten.
The darkness now embraced me,
and terror invaded me,
circling wolwes were howling,
crying out for death,
and the rushing wind of darkness,
hissed her freezing breath.
The elements rallied, to protect the lor