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Got Plastic
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Got Plastic fue publicado el 1 de febrero de 2023 por Peter Queenan como parte del álbum In Close
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1 de febrero de 2023
SelloPeter Queenan
IdiomaEnglish
BPM70
Melodicidad
Acústico
Valence
Bailabilidad
Energía

Letras

There’s a fire around my cabin
I’m standing at the door
Smoke’s filling up the room
And I can’t breathe no more
The guy on the tv says
It’s just a normal day
He’s got really great hair
So I guess that we’re okay
I got plastic in my food
I got plastic in my hair
I got plastic in my body
I got plastic everywhere
I’m stuck in the traffic
With a cattle truck up front
You can hear them slide around inside
You can hear them cry and grunt
But I’m looking for a takeout
Dying for something to eat
It’s so damn hot in the car
My aircon can’t compete
The temperature’s rising
Been doing so everyday
But there’s a hurricane on the horizon
Gonna blow us all away
I got plastic in my food
I got plastic in my hair
I got plastic in my body
I got plastic everywhere
Well I use to swim in the lake
See now it’s all dry
But there’s flooding at the coast
The sea levels got so high
And there’s oil on the beach
Sticks to my feet and hand
It does look really bad
But we’ll cover it with sand
I got plastic in my food
I got plastic in my hair
I got plastic in my body
I got plastic everywhere, yeah
There’s a lump in my groin
I’m losing tufts of hair
It’s the same with the guys
Who work with me there
And there’s lead in my water
But I drink it everyday
The government inspector said
Go on, it’s okay
I got plastic in my food
I got plastic in my hair
I got plastic in my body
I got plastic everywhere
Yeah, there’s, there’s a lump in my groin, man
And I’m, I’m losing tufts of hair
It’s the same with the guys
Who work with me there
Yeah an’ there’s lead in my water
But I drink it everyday
The government inspector said
Hey go on, it’s okay
Yeah I got plastic in my food
There’s plastic in my hair
Man, I’ve got plastic in my body
I’ve got plastic everywhere
I’ve got plastic everywhere
Written by: Peter Queenan

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