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For Tomorrow’s Sake? Lyrics by No Comment

Common Senseless

1989

Seventy Four million americans alone
Should prepare their bodies for cancer's home
Refineries multiply day by day
Our odds for death are just a breath away
For the sake of prospering and industry growth
Wildlife lie belly-up
How much longer before man does the same?
How much longer before man does the same?
It's unreal what's been done
Chemical plants endanger everyone
It's unrеal what's to come
The greenhouse еffect threatens everyone
For the sake of prospering and industry growth
Wildlife lie belly-up
How much longer before man does the same?
How much longer before man does the same?
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About “For Tomorrow’s Sake?” by No Comment

Read the complete lyrics to "For Tomorrow’s Sake?" by No Comment from the album "Common Senseless" in 1989. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Powerviolence.

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"For Tomorrow’s Sake?" appears on "Common Senseless" in 1989.

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