Torn Apart
Planet's Decay: Industry's Grip
Lyrics
What a waste
Expressing frustration or disappointment, suggesting something valuable or meaningful has been wasted.
Rotting to the core
Describing a severe decay or deterioration, possibly metaphorically referring to a moral or ethical decline.
Our planet being ripped and torn apart
Highlighting the environmental degradation of the Earth, emphasizing its fragmentation and destruction.
They know what they're doing but they'll never stop
Suggesting awareness of destructive actions but an acknowledgment that those responsible will persist.
More and more until they get their lot
Indicating an escalating level of destruction driven by an insatiable desire for more.
They do not care for the destruction they leave behind
Conveying indifference or disregard for the consequences left behind by destructive activities.
Why can't you see what their doing to this land
Questioning the awareness of the listener regarding the harm being inflicted on the land.
Why wont you stop them
Pleading for action or intervention to stop the ongoing destruction.
Even though you can
Addressing the capability of the listener to make a difference and prevent further damage.
Money in the pockets of the heads of state
Highlighting the influence of money in the hands of political leaders.
It's the Industry that rules us all
Pointing out the dominance of the industry in shaping societal norms and decisions.
Overlooking violations of our human rights
Accusing the powerful entities of overlooking or neglecting human rights violations.
Lithium mines, poisoning the water
Specifically mentioning lithium mines as a source of environmental contamination through water pollution.
All to power the gears of Destruction
Connecting the exploitation of resources to the machinery of destruction, possibly metaphorical.
Can you not see that the world is filled with blight
Describing the world as tainted or corrupted, emphasizing the prevalence of negative influences.
Why can't you see what their doing to this land
Reiterating the call for awareness regarding the harm inflicted on the land.
Why won't you stop them
Repeating the plea for intervention, questioning why action hasn't been taken despite the ability to do so.
Even though you can
Emphasizing the listener's capacity to make a difference and stop the destructive forces.
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