3 Rs – Single Use Plastic Is Not So Fantastic – Jack Johnson
Nghệ sĩ: Jack Johnson
Hợp Âm Chuẩn
Intro
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Well single use plastic is not so fantastic
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We use it for a minute or two
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Then it sits around for a few
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thousand years or maybe more
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Then it washes up on the shore
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Just bring your own bag to the store
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There’s no need to be such a fancy pants
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Put down the plastic water bottle give the kids a chance
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‘Cause the next generation is growin’
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you gotta be knowin’ if we’re consumin’
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we gotta be doin’ what we can do to reduce
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our waste
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Three, it’s the magic number
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Yes it is
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It’s the magic number
Verse→ Phiên khúc
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Well if you go into the market to buy some fruit
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You gotta bring your own bags and
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you learn to reduce your waste
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We gotta reduce our waste
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If your brother or your sister has got some cool clothes
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You could try them on before you buy some over those
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Reuse
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We gotta learn to reuse
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And if the first to Rs don’t work out
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If you gotta make some trash, don’t throw it out
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Recycle
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We gotta learn to recycle
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Reduce Reuse Recycle
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Reduce Reuse Recycle
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Reduce Reuse Recycle
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Reduce Reuse Recycle
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Because three, it’s the magic number
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Yes it is
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It’s the magic number
Outro
N.C.
Three
Three
N.C.
Three 6, 9, 12, 15
Three 18, 21, 24, 27, three
30, 33, 36, three
33, 30, 27, three
N.C.
24, 21, 18, three
15, 12, 9, 6, and three
That’s the magic number