There's a little raindrop from that smog today.
It's the same ole' thing, happens everyday.
It messes up rivers, and opened pop.
It keeps pouring on down, and this crap won't stop.

Down in North-east Seattle,
Everyone's in pain,
As they stick out their tongues,
Making them look insane.
I wish God had a filter,
To help out our brains,
But none of us are safe,
>From that darn acid rain.

There's some polution running down the waterfalls,
Oh no, we're not safe.
There's a six-pack carton with some seaweed and frogs.
Oh no, we're not safe.
Past the ponds and meadows there's a rusty bed,
Oh no, we're not safe.
There's a deformed flies caught in that spider's web.

I have ran through Seattle,
Watching everyday.
Seeing polluted waters,
Makes naturalists insane.
Seeing dead decayed fish,
Brings nature nuts such pain.
But what tops all that stuff,
Is all this acid rain.

I have been to New York where the clouds are smog,
And in Nevada where there is a new deformed frog.
Everyone thinks that the sun will be glowing red,
And then the tsunamis will make all us dead!

There's a little black spot on the sun today.
It that some new darn, just everyday.

Down in North-east Seattle,
Everyone's in pain,
As they stick out their tongues,
Making them look insane.
I wish God had a filter,
To help out our brains,
But none of us are safe,
>From that darn acid rain.

Acid rain!
Acid rain!
I hate that dang acid rain!
I hate that dang acid rain!