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Alabama ~ Pass It On Down


Teddy gentry/randy owen/will robinson/ronnie rogers, 4:53 We live in the land of plenty But many things aren't plenty anymore Like the water from our sink They say's not safe to drink You gotta go and buy it at the store Now we're told there's a hole in the ozone Look what's washing on the beach And lord, i believe, from the heavens to the seas We're bringing mother nature to her knees Chorus: So let's leave some blue up above us Let's leave some green on the ground It's only ours to borrow, let's save some for tomorrow Leave it and pass it on down Well there's a change taking place way on the mountains Acid rain is falling on the leaves And down in brazil, the fires are burning still How we gonna breathe without them trees Repeat chorus There's a place where i live called the canyon Where daddy taught me to swim And that water, it's so pure And i'm gonna make sure Daddy's grandkids can swim there like him Now we all oughta feel just a little bit guilty When we look into the eyes of our kids 'cause brothers it's a fact, if we take and don't put back They'll have to pay for all we did Repeat chorus (4 times) Tag: Leave it and pass it on down (c) 1990 maypop music (a division of wildcountry, inc.) (bmi) all rights reserved. more free lyrics

Teddy gentry/randy owen/will robinson/ronnie rogers, 4:53

We live in the land of plenty
But many things aren't plenty anymore
Like the water from our sink
They say's not safe to drink
You gotta go and buy it at the store
Now we're told there's a hole in the ozone
Look what's washing on the beach
And lord, i believe, from the heavens to the seas
We're bringing mother nature to her knees

Chorus:
So let's leave some blue up above us
Let's leave some green on the ground
It's only ours to borrow, let's save some for tomorrow
Leave it and pass it on down

Well there's a change taking place way on the mountains
Acid rain is falling on the leaves
And down in brazil, the fires are burning still
How we gonna breathe without them trees

Repeat chorus

There's a place where i live called the canyon
Where daddy taught me to swim
And that water, it's so pure
And i'm gonna make sure
Daddy's grandkids can swim there like him

Now we all oughta feel just a little bit guilty
When we look into the eyes of our kids
'cause brothers it's a fact, if we take and don't put back
They'll have to pay for all we did

Repeat chorus (4 times)

Tag:
Leave it and pass it on down

(c) 1990 maypop music (a division of wildcountry, inc.) (bmi) all rights reserved.

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