Gorilla, patient and mighty
You must think that we are monsters
How much of your tribes blood has been spilled
By the ruthless hands of my own?
How many relatives butchered
For the sake of making money?
Of course a true analysis
Would suggest that men are driven
By poverty and misfortune
What a monstrous society
To allow such desperation
Invade the lives of so many
We wage wars to seize oil and cash
And claim noble reasons for them
Our self-indulgant behaviours
Further strengthen poverty's grip
Exhausts resources, and destroys
Your tribe, mine, and many others
Even across the Atlantic
I can sense you sigh, overwhelmed,
By what has been wrought by humans
Extinction approaches your tribe
And I know the word "monster"
Lingers on your heart for Mankind.