A Dying World

A E B A E B My clothes cost a lot, handmade by children A E B Next year, they're in a box A E B Goin' to a thrift store in Williamsburg A E B A E B Daydream at the house, still in the shower A E B I've heard about the drought A E B But my BRITA runneth over, it's hard to place A E So maybe the planet dies B Maybe there's no God to hear us cry A E When the air starts to make us sick B It's not a matter of politics A E B Somehow if we raise kids in a dying world A E B I hope they'll learn to love better than us A E B 2x A E B A E B Drivin' to the store, twenty a gallon (Yeah) A E B Might be fundin' war A E B But at least my grocery bags are reusable A E So maybe the planet dies B Maybe there's no God to hear us cry A E When the air starts to make us sick B It's not a matter of politics A E B Somehow if we raise kids in a dying world A E B I hope they'll learn to love better than us A E B Somehow if we raise kids in a dying world A E B I hope they'll learn to love better than us