Have You Seen the Saucers
Saucers and Earth's Cry: A Musical Plea for Unity
Lyrics
Have you seen the saucers?
Questioning if the listener has witnessed unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
Have you seen the saucers?
Reiteration of the question about seeing UFOs, emphasizing the curiosity.
Do you know the people out there
Asking if the listener is aware of people who are dissatisfied with how humanity cares for the Earth Mother (nature).
Who aren't happy with the way that we care
Highlighting discontent with the way society is treating the environment.
For the Earth Mother.
Emphasizing the importance of caring for the Earth Mother, suggesting environmental stewardship.
Have you seen the saucers.
Reiteration of the initial question about seeing UFOs.
Tranquility Base
Reference to Tranquility Base, the Apollo 11 moon landing site, possibly hinting at a connection between space exploration and environmental concerns.
There goes the neighborhood
Expressing concern about the negative impact of human activities on the environment.
American garbage dumped in space and no room left for brotherhood
Commentary on environmental degradation, with a reference to American waste being sent into space.
Have you seen our saucers?
Repetition of the question about seeing UFOs.
See our lights in your western skies, California?
Asking if the listener has observed unusual lights in the western skies, specifically in California.
The rainbow skies
Reference to vibrant and diverse skies, possibly symbolizing a positive and colorful world.
The government tells you another missile is flying
Suggesting skepticism about government information regarding missile activities.
Have you any idea why they're lying to you?
Raising questions about the reasons behind government deception.
To your faces
Accusing the government of lying directly to the people.
Did they tell you?
Posing a question about whether the government informed the public of certain events.
Have you seen our saucers?
Repetition of the question regarding UFO sightings.
Your mother needs you, now she's getting old
Highlighting the urgency of taking care of the Earth, portraying it as an aging mother in need.
Her face was pretty, but you let her go
Expressing regret for neglecting and mistreating the Earth, personifying it as a once beautiful face.
Have you seen our saucers?
Repetition of the question regarding UFO sightings.
Star children on the back road to salvation
Referring to individuals as "star children" on a path to salvation, possibly suggesting a spiritual or environmental awakening.
Children of the forest, child of the Woodstock nation
Describing a generation connected to nature, specifically referencing the Woodstock nation and its counterculture ideals.
Have a care for the needs of your planet
Encouraging responsibility and care for the planet's needs.
Catch the dawn that once was there
Encouraging the appreciation of the natural beauty that is diminishing over time.
First-born atomic generation
Referring to the generation born in the atomic age, possibly commenting on the challenges and responsibilities they face.
Open the door, don't you know what it's for
Encouraging openness and understanding, suggesting a metaphorical door to enlightenment or positive change.
Come and join us on the other side of the sun
Inviting the listener to join a positive movement or perspective symbolized by "the other side of the sun."
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