[Intro]
"We're either going to save the whole-
Either going to save the whole world, or no part
[Unintelligible chatter]"

[Verse 1]
Listen now, heed the warning
Can't you hear the planet's cries?
With the storm, comes the fury
Mankind look towards the skies

[Pre-Chorus]
Burn the weeds
Tend the fire
On the wind
Rising higher

[Chorus]
There's a hole in the sky
Are we blind?
Hole in the sky
Can't you see?
Hole in the sky
Are we blind?
Hole in the sky
Can't you see?

[Verse 2]
Come the sun, come the wind
Ultraviolet radiation
Bring the flood, from the sea
Breaking down communication

[Pre-Chorus]
Burn the weeds
Feed the fire
On the wind
Rising higher

[Chorus]
There's a hole in the sky
Are we blind?
Hole in the sky
Can't you see?

[Guitar Solo]

[Verse 3]
Listen now, heed the warning
Bring the land to devastation
Come the thunder, come the rain
See the end of all creation

[Pre-Chorus]
Burn the weeds
Feed the fire
On the wind
Rising higher

[Chorus]
There's a hole in the sky
Are we blind?
Hole in the sky
Can't you see?
Hole in the sky
Are we blind?
Hole in the sky
Can't you see?

Burn the wheat
Feed the fire
On the wind
Rising higher
There's a hole in the sky
Are we blind
Hole in the sky
Can't you see



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    The track addresses the topic of environmental destruction and its consequences on the planet, depicting a sense of urgency and a call to action to address the damage being inflicted on Earth. It warns of helping the earth before it's too late and emphasizes the importance of collective action to preserve the Earth for future generations.

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