Sentence examples for song climate from inspiring English sources

Frosty the "No" Man says the sun is not that hot "Al Gore was wrong," he just sang in this song "Climate change ain't what we got".

(Metaphorically anyway; it wasn't a song about climate change).

Last November, Radiohead's Thom Yorke opined on the problems facing modern protest songwriters: "If I was going to write a song about climate change in 2015, it would be shit," he said.

"When the U.N. asked me to write a song about climate change I felt honored and inspired.

MR: You guys wrote this song saying that climate change is happening, but it seems like you can't say that if you're a politician or a country singer.

Asawa doesn't just stand and sing; he instills each of his selections with a veteran stage actor's ability to convey a song's emotional climate and unique character.

But in today's more retro climate songs like Two Worlds Collide sound more current than they have in years.

We only ask because, rather than examining the geopolitical climate, this song finds Thom Yorke in a restaurant, apparently on a date.

Today, Vicky Newton, the best-connected Goth in showbiz, tells the world that Madonna has written a brand-new song especially for the climate change love-in.

Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska) blasted Obama's speech at a conference here of Arctic nation leaders, calling it a "song and dance on climate change" and saying that it "was exactly what we didn't want from the president, which was to use Alaska as a prop for an extreme, economy-killing, environmental agenda".

There are loads of songs out there about climate change, especially if you ignore the actual content of the songs and just go off the title.