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Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology Song)

Music video set to Marvin Gaye's tune Mercy Mercy Me.  
 
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MSBINIL (2 months ago) Show Hide
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ur kiddin, we have 500+ elected federal officials running the entire nation, not one gives a rats ass about the enviorment or us. Gotta do for yourself, clean your own closet. no disrespect meant
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I was always thought this song was about how Vietnam & the US in the early 70s. Then it took me a while to figure it out it was about the environment. Marvin Gaye was proably an early environmentalist for writing this song.
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That's his other song What's Going On.
kiyodoko (3 months ago) Show Hide
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me,too .
gloriasc52 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Mercy Mercy Me!
leopardmary (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Haunting song haunting message enough said....
TampaRed (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Nature.
TampaRed (5 months ago) Show Hide
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He hasn't been doing what we hoped he would regarding protection of species.
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TampaRed (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Wholeheartedly agreed. Hemp pulp is a much more resilient, tough, productive, and usable product than timber pulp. It makes sense to return to the use of hemp for our pulp and paper needs, even our clothing.

Unfortunately, the misconceptions of hemp and the useless laws against it continue to prohibit its larger commercial production.

Use hemp, save forests.

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