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FLAT EARTH


(Words and Music : Alf Davies)



Columbus sailed into the west, went further than the rest
Heard the rumblings of the crew, it was 1492
And he cried to them: just listen to the mate, and show some faith in me
I say we'll make it through



Hear the pounding of the drum, the edge is getting near
Sounds of tragedy to come, the smell of rising fear
Hear the whistle of the wind and the whisper of the rig above
The edge is getting near, can't you smell the fear

And I believe in God, do what the captain told me
But is he losing hold, I fear the cold
The chill of death

Stalin never counted cost, no matter what was lost
Heard the rumblings of the true, it was 1952
And he thundered out: your understanding's wrong, I am too strong for you
You know you are too few



Hear the beating of the drum, the edge is getting near
Model communists to come, the smell of rising fear
Hear the howling of the wind in the salt mines wearing thin and weak
The edge approaching

Bush has such a little mind, yeah even for his kind
Hears the rumbling of the earth, but how much is it worth?
And he lectures us: don't listen to the propaganda handed out
I tell you now we won't be hurt



Hear the beating of the drum, the edge is getting near
More catastrophe to come, the price of progress dear
Hear the whistle of the wind and the whisper of the trees at night
A shell held to the ear

Hear the pounding of the drum, the trend becoming clear
More catastrophe to come, a meltdown drawing near
Hear the warning of the wind and the crying of the trees at night
The edge is getting near, can you smell the fear
The edge is getting near, can you smell the fear




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Last revised August 19 2002
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