Jack Stauber

Lyrics

[Intro]
Make it like...
"Welcome to the choir"

[Verse 1]
Dance so loose, buy some balloons
I wonder if we dance too fast for the
Old people, mold people
The dying ancient ruins with their shopping carts

[Chorus]
O.U.R. (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out, lock it up
O.U.R. (Oh) (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out

[Verse 2]
Oh I say, time to cry, why, why, I
Peek around the room for a glimpse of the
Real show, oh no
You look at me with hands full o' 'pologies
Not what I want to see

[Chorus]
O.U.R. (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out, lock it up
O.U.R. (Oh) (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out
[Guitar Solo]

[Verse 3]
Learn to tie your shoes, unlearn to tie a noose
Duck-duck-goose on the grave of a
No one, all done
You think they would've danced just a little bit, or just once!

[Chorus]
O.U.R. (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out, lock it up
O.U.R. (Oh) (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out

[Verse 4]
For the fifth time, (Time) time to cry, why, why, I
Peek around the room for a glimpse of the
Real show, oh no
You look at me with hands full o' 'pologies
Bend when I don't say "Please"

[Chorus]
O.U.R. (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out, lock it up
O.U.R. (Oh) (R-R-R)
Spit it out, lock it up
Spit it out
[Outro]
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home and laze about
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home and laze about
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home and laze about
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home and laze about
Yellow sunshine rays are out
Stay at home

O.U.R. by Jack Stauber is a song that beautifully articulates the diverse issues concerning our planet. The song starts by acknowledging the present state of our environment and how the human race does not have answers to these problems.

This song has a strong message that highlights the ongoing climate and environmental challenges faced by our planet. O.U.R. depicts how we continue to lead a life of ignorance towards the distressing situation of our planet.

About O.U.R.

O.U.R. is a composition by Jack Stauber that conveys the listener's feelings about the many serious issues that continue to plague our planet. These issues range from climate change, deforestation, plastic pollution, and the extinction of several species in the wild. All these environmental threats are significant concerns that can no longer be ignored.

Through his creative lyrics and musical style, Jack Stauber encourages the world to introspect and ponder over the state of our environment. The message conveyed in this song serves as a wake-up call for both society and governments alike, to address these issues before it is too late.

The song reflects on how we have failed to take responsibility and recognize the dire situation we have put ourselves in as a species. It criticizes humanity's unhealthy relationship with the environment and how we exploit earth's resources without understanding the long-term impact that it has on the planet.

Jack Stauber's hit song does not only serve as a voice to the planet but is also a call to action for individuals, corporations, and governments to act and start taking responsibility for their actions. The song advocates a more sustainable and eco-friendly global culture to safeguard our planet's future.

The melody of the song is catchy and unique, which makes the lyrics all the more engaging. The song compels us to think beyond ourselves, inspiring meaningful action towards preserving our planet for future generations.

To sum up, O.U.R. is an incredibly thoughtful song that highlights the significant environmental issues faced by our planet. It serves as a reminder that we need to take responsibility and act to restore the ecological balance of our planet. The song is an excellent motivator for those who wish to honor their obligation to the planet, and act positively to safeguard our beautiful home.

• Release Date: April 14, 2018
• Artist: Jack Stauber