In your own words, explain this lyric: “We call this Mother Earth, but our sun’s the mother.

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This lyric seems to convey an idea about the interconnectedness of nature and the roles different entities play in sustaining life. "Mother Earth" typically refers to the planet we live on, emphasizing its nurturing qualities. However, the lyric suggests that the sun, which provides essential energy and light, is also a vital parental figure by calling it "the mother." It highlights the importance of both Earth and the sun in supporting life, implying a shared responsibility and a deeper relationship between all elements of the natural world.

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