★ Verse 1 ★ Meet me down by the jetty landing Where the scientists all say The ocean's rising where we're standing Where your coal mine opens to cook the living land away Another natural disaster Fries the Great Barrier Reef Wood ❲?❳ are burning up the ❲?❳ Green-washed public statements They're still turning up the heat
★ Pre-Chorus ★ She don't like that kind of behaviour She don't like that kind of behaviour, no
★ Chorus ★ (Ooh) Throw down your guns, don't be so reckless (Ooh) Throw down your guns, don't bе so—
★ Verse 2 ★ Blowing up entire bloodlines Wе want to own the land we found We're still contributing to war crimes While we're drilling money and years out of the ground
★ Pre-Chorus ★ She don't like that kind of behaviour She don't like that kind of behaviour, no See Angie McMahon LiveGet tickets as low as $80★ Chorus ★ Throw down your guns, don't be so reckless Throw down your guns, don't be so reckless
★ Bridge ★ Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s
★ Outro ★ Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s (Throw down your guns, don't be so reckless) Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s (Throw down your guns, don't be so reckless) Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s (Throw down your gun, don't be so—) Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s (Throw down your guns, don't be so reckless) Throw down your guns
Song Description:
"Reckless" by Angie McMahon is a powerful and thought-provoking song that addresses the urgent need for environmental action and the consequences of human recklessness on the planet. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the destruction caused by climate change and the exploitation of natural resources, urging listeners to take a stand and make a change. McMahon's emotive vocals convey a sense of urgency and frustration, while the driving instrumentals add to the intensity of the message. The chorus, with its repeated plea to "throw down your guns, don't be so reckless," serves as a rallying cry for environmental activism and a call to protect the earth for future generations. The song's bridge, with its haunting repetition of "Look at Mother Nature on the run in the 1970s," serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing environmental crisis and the need for immediate action. Overall, "Reckless" is a poignant and impactful song that encourages listeners to reflect on their impact on the planet and take steps towards a more sustainable future.
Angie McMahon - Staying Down Low {Verse 1} The house is quiet Not sure if you’re in your room Sometimes you’re inside there To see five whole days through And then I don’t always
Angie McMahon - Total Eclipse of the Heart Verse 1} (turn around) Every now and then i get a little bit lonely And you're never coming 'round (turn around) Every now and then i get a little bit tired
Angie McMahon - Tea, Milk & Honey {Intro} Take time, take all the time you need Take time, or you won't succeed Worry about your health sometimes Take time, take all the time you need Take
Angie McMahon - Saturn Returning {Verse 1} Baby, I forgive ya Angel in the mirror Here we are now That you quit being a quitter For nothing more And nothing bigger Than letting this jaw
Angie McMahon - Letting Go {Verse 1} I might've spent six months lying on my living room floor I might've been sick, then well, then sick some more I might be prouder of me than I ever have
Angie McMahon - Reckless {Verse 1} Meet me down by the jetty landing Where the scientists all say The ocean's rising where we're standing Where your coal mine opens to cook the living
Angie McMahon - Just Like North {Verse 1} This season is for going back to the sea Where nothing is certain, to rinse off old parts of me Toweling my clean skin, powerful washing away I always want
Angie McMahon
Angie McMahon is a young and upcoming singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. She tends to write heavy-hearted songs full of both beautiful and all-too-relatable imagery. Her voice matches the tone of her songs incredibly well, be it bored or sorrowful, all the while floating over her catchy melodies.