She's got cigarette on each arm
She's got the lily-white cavity crazes
She's got a carburetor tied to the moon
Pink eyes looking to the food of the ages

She's alone in the new pollution
She's alone in the new pollution

She's got a hand on a wheel of pain
She can talk to the mangling strangers
She can sleep in a fiery bog
Throwing troubles to the dying embers

She's alone in the new pollution
She's alone in the new pollution
She's alone in the new pollution
She's alone in the new pollution

She's got a paradise camouflage
Like a whip-crack sending me shivers
She's a boat through a strip-mine ocean
Riding low on the drunken rivers

She's alone in the new pollution
She's alone in the new pollution


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The New Pollution Lyrics as written by John Robert King Beck Hansen

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    I feel like the character here is the flip side of Nightmare Hippy Girl. While the Hippy is a "new age let down," living in the past, this girl is making the most out of the present, terrible situation.

    DevastatorJr.on November 12, 2007   Link

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