"Our Home" genre: Funk
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	A fight song for the environment. Words and Music by Dave Olsen.
	CD: Haunted By Waters   Label: RSG Records (www.rsgrecords.com)
	Story Behind the Song Global warming is a reality. It's happening and we need to do every thing we can to slow it down or everyone will suffer the consequences. There are little things we can do such as taking public transit and using energy saving compact florescent light bulbs and there are big things such as changing our power sources to renewable energy such as wind and solar. The Kyoto Accord is a first step to implementing some of these changes but it is only a drop in the bucket of the radical changes we need to make to restore balance to this sick planet we call home. This was recorded on November 25th, 2001 at BAMT studio, Toronto. Maureen Bynoe - vocals Warren Greig - guitar Dan Holowachuk - drums Ka-Cheong Liu - acoustic bass Dave Olsen - Fender Rhodes/Hammond organ/ backing vocals Bryden Baird - trumpet Jon Olsen - djembe Engineered by Bryden Baird Lyrics What did we do? What have we done? What have we learned? What have we won? Rivers and Lakes No longer clean What does it take To make us see? Stand up and say This ain't no way to treat our home Where will we go When the Earth is spent? Nothing will grow Covered in cement Poisoning the air Clearcutting trees Shouldn't we care? We need to breathe Stand up and say This ain't no way to treat our home It's time to make a change Before it's too late You know we need to take care of our home Why should we wait till The point of no return Before we realize we need our home

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