Roll up, roll up for your last and only chance to see
The greatest show on Earth.
Hear children cry as the show leaves town
They know it won’t return.
The money man sits laughing
Watching as the world burns
And as global madness finds a new revival
The prophet writes the next verse (in the Bad News bible)
Life – we all belong here
Live and let live cos we all know
Now it’s time, time to start the healing
And take our place in the greatest show on Earth.
Come see the beasts, watch them play and recognise
Our most innocent selves.
Now see them die - make your choice, there’s a huge supply
As much as you can buy.
If we understood their thinking
And felt pain every time we hunted them
Do you think we’d realise, as life passes from our bright eyes,
We’re suffering for the greater good of humankind?
Life – we all belong here
Live and let live cos we all know
Now it’s time, time to start the healing
And take our place in the greatest show on Earth.
Can’t you hear the cries of Mother Earth calling, calling?
Can’t you see the tears of Mother Earth falling, falling?
Clinging to our creature comforts
Using precious resources as the means to destroy us.
Why does human wanting mean human taking?
We must learn the way of simply human being.
The countdown to annihilation,
The curtain call for all creation,
The closing scene to end everything,
The final act has begun
But the show must go on.
Can’t you hear the cries of Mother Earth calling, calling?
Can’t you see the tears of Mother Earth falling, falling?
We all belong here
Live and let live and share the Earth
Now it’s time to take our place in what might be
The greatest show in the universe!
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