Earth Is Our Home


The earth it is our home, but it’s never been anyone’s to own.
We’re not alone, we share our home
With all the animals, the plants, and the trees.
We need them all, from big to small,
To fill our skies, our land, and our seas.

No one owns the earth our home.

Bees pollinate so that plants can grow
The food we eat from the seeds we sow.
Trees draw our waste into their leaves
And turn it into the air we breathe.

Down in the depths, the coral reefs
Protect the coasts from the storms at sea.
Up in the sky, the birds spread seeds
That grow into the trees we need to breathe.

On n’est pas seul, on partage le monde —
Tous les plantes, les arbres, les animaux.
On besoin de tous, de petite aux grand,
Pour le ciel, les terres, et les eaux.

We’re not alone, we share our home
With all the animals, the plants, and the trees.
We need them all, from big to small,
To fill our skies, our land, and our seas.

No one owns the earth our home.

Each species has a thing it does
We need, but we don’t know because
The web is wide; when you look inside
There’re connections hidden to the eye.

Our home has never been anyone’s to own.

We’re not alone, we share our home
With all the animals, the plants, and the trees.
We need them all, from big to small,
To fill our skies, our land, and our seas.

The earth it is our home, but it’s never been anyone’s to own.