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Songs which encourage inclusiveness, because we're all more alike than different

 
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I think that a core principle of pemaculture is accepting the good in everything. I've rarely met a "weed" that didn't have a few redeeming qualities like breaking up disturbed soil, or some medicinal quality - well this thread is for music that encourages exactly that.

I haven't found the perfect song, but I will start us off with "Nothin' Grows in Shadows" -  Permaculture would teach us otherwise, as mushrooms and hostas demonstrate, but I think the song's point fits.

 
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I like the thoughts behind this one also - the name says it all!



I am frequently amazed when nature demonstrates cooperation over competition. Humans could learn from that!
 
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This is one that came to mind for me: Crooked Tree by Molly Tuttle

 
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I know it's rather a negative song... but extremely powerful too. I'd wager even necessary.

warning: offensive language is used. The song is not offensive but the narrator confesses to saying something offensive.

 
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Pete Seeger--We Shall Not Be Moved
 
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Imagine is one of my favourites
 
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