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Earth Defenders
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Chorus
There's nothing wrong with us
we're just cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
Nothing wrong with us
we're just cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
1.
For so many years
we were the ones you always looked down at
the unwanted outcasts
the casualties of your society
Accused of things we haven't done
but tried to fight instead
reversed perspectives might could help
to see who saves the earth
Chorus
There's nothing wrong with us
we're just cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
Nothing wrong with us
we're just cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
2.
While you keep destroying
we are bulding up and and restoring
it is us who helped
starving children fleeing from your bombs
We fight for freedom, fight for peace
for equal rights for everyone
fought racism and ignorance
and you still call us a threat
Chorus
Theres nothing wrong with us
we're just cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
Nothing wrong with us
we're just cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
Bridge
We'll keep on trying
you keep on confining
Injustice rising
but we'll deny it
We'll keep on trying
you keep denying
we did survived so long
and the finish line is close
Chorus
There's nothing wrong with us
we're cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
Nothing wrong with us
we're just cleaning up your mess
Earth defenders
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