Under the waterline
No place to retire
To another time
The eyes of the world now turn
And if we think about it
And if we talk about it
And if the skies go dark with rain
Can you tell me will our freedom remain
Put down that weapon or we'll all be gone
You can't hide nowhere with the torchlight on
And it happens to be an emergency
Some things aren't meant to be
Some things don't come for free
Above the waterline
Point the finger yeah point the bone
It's the harbour towns
That the grey metal ships call home
And if we think about it
And if we talk about it
And if the seas go boiling black
Can you tell me what you'll do about that
Put down that weapon or we'll all be gone
I must know something to know it's so wrong
And it happens to be an emergency
Some things aren't meant to be
Some things don't come for free
They keep talking about it
They keep talking...
Put down that weapon or we'll all be gone
You must be crazy if you think you're strong
Midnight Oil is an Australian rock band from Sydney, active from 1972 to 2007. The original lineup included Rob Hirst (drums), Andrew James (bass) and Jim Moginie (keyboards/guitar). The band's name changed from Farm to Midnight Oil in 1973 with the addition of Peter Garrett (vocals) and Martin Rotsey (guitar). Known for their energetic rock sound, engaging live performances, and politically and environmentally conscious lyrics, they became one of Australia's most important bands. Midnight Oil released 10 studio albums, including "Red Sails in the Sunset" (1987), "Diesel and Dust" (1987) and "Blue Sky Mining" (1990). Representative tracks include "Beds are Burning", "Blue Sky Mine", "Read About It" and "Truganini". The band disbanded in 2007, but Peter Garrett continued his career in politics as a member of the Australian Parliament.
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