Theme Lyrics

There is not a crevice that I cannot find

And a door can never be opened enough times

Just one more try, to get it right

Cause if not I think the whole planet might die

Living on a planet moving closer to the sun

Gives neurosis a good chance to go on a run

Up through your face and behind your eyes

Until the only thing that ever comes to my mind is

The judgmental eyes of the people that I care about

The judgmental shape of the body that I care about

The judgmental strings on the instruments I care about

The judgmental money in the bank account I care about

A million churches and a million steeples

Could not hold back seven billion crazy people

We'll plant our flags on the beach

Then watch as the oil rises up from the sea

And drenches all the things that we loved and knew

"Well what else could we possibly do?"

But I'm still a kid, I don't know anything

Apart from the fact that I'm deathly afraid of

The judgmental eyes of the people that I care about

The judgmental shape of the body that I care about

The judgmental strings on the instruments I care about

The judgmental money in the bank account I care about

The judgmental future of the species that I care about

The judgmental climate of the planet that I care about

The judgmental sun of the universe I care about

The judgment I project onto everything care about

The judgmental ice in the Arctic that I care about

That's melting, that's melting, that's melting, each day

The polar bear's life collapses as his wife

Falls through the floor and down into the drain

In my dreams, I see the sea

And the people that I love all staring at me

"Lundy won't you help me, Lundy be kind"

But I know that's not real life

In real life I'd panic too

And act like a human as I often do

I'd scream and cry, run for my life

As the ocean wins the battle it's waged with the tide

So I'll gather wood and build my loved ones an Ark

So we can get used to life on the water

And we can look deep in the polar bear's eyes

Cause we'll be the same when we die, on the ocean's floor