February 02, 2025

Falling Leaves

2 minutes

Falling-Leaves-666.mp3

Falling-Leaves-666.mp4

Falling-Leaves-I.mp3

Falling-Leaves-I.mp4

Falling-Leaves-intro.mp3

[Intro]

The fall comes

(Not the season)

Falling leaves

(what’s the reason)

The fall of man

Is at hand

[Verse 1]

Turning brown

Out of season

Makes me frown

Knowing reason

[Bridge]

Sawdust-like frass

(You bet your ass)

Exposing your roots

(Are in cahoots)

[Chorus]

The fall comes

(Not the season)

Falling leaves

(what’s the reason)

The fall of man

Is at hand

[Verse 2]

Sparse foliage

Thinning canopy

Vast spoilage

Easy to see

[Bridge]

Sawdust-like frass

(You bet your ass)

Exposing your roots

(Are in cahoots)

[Chorus]

The fall comes

(Not the season)

Falling leaves

(what’s the reason)

The fall of man

Is at hand

[Outro]

Falling leaves

(Man leaves… falling)

A SCIENCE NOTE

here are several signs that a tree is starting to die. Here are some key indicators:

Foliage Issues

Leaves turning brown or yellow out of season – If a tree’s leaves change color too early or fail to grow in the spring, it could be a sign of distress.

Sparse or no foliage – A thinning canopy, fewer leaves than usual, or bare branches can indicate a problem.

Wilting or scorched leaves – Leaves that look wilted, curled, or scorched at the edges could signal root damage or disease.

Branch and Bark Problems

Brittle or dead branches – Dead branches snap easily and lack flexibility. If many branches are dead, the tree is in decline.

Peeling, cracked, or missing bark – Healthy trees have firm, intact bark. Peeling or large cracks may indicate disease, infestation, or internal decay.

Fungal growth – Mushrooms or fungal conks at the base or on the trunk suggest internal rot.

Trunk and Root Concerns

Leaning tree – A sudden lean can indicate root damage or instability, making the tree a hazard.

Hollow or decaying trunk – If you tap the trunk and it sounds hollow, the tree may be rotting from the inside.

Exposed or damaged roots – If roots are damaged, severed, or surrounded by excessive soil erosion, the tree may struggle to absorb water and nutrients.

Pests and Disease

Insect infestations – Borer holes, sawdust-like frass, or excessive ant activity can mean the tree is being eaten from within.

Oozing sap or wet patches – Unusual sap leaks or dark, wet spots on the trunk can indicate infection.

If a tree is showing multiple signs of decline, it’s best to consult an arborist to determine whether it can be saved or needs removal.

What are some early signs that humanity is dying?

From the album “Red Sky at Morning” by Daniel

666 is from “The Antichrist“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

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February 02, 2025

Falling Leaves

2 minutes

Falling-Leaves-666.mp3

Falling-Leaves-666.mp4

Falling-Leaves-I.mp3

Falling-Leaves-I.mp4

Falling-Leaves-intro.mp3

[Intro]

The fall comes

(Not the season)

Falling leaves

(what’s the reason)

The fall of man

Is at hand

[Verse 1]

Turning brown

Out of season

Makes me frown

Knowing reason

[Bridge]

Sawdust-like frass

(You bet your ass)

Exposing your roots

(Are in cahoots)

[Chorus]

The fall comes

(Not the season)

Falling leaves

(what’s the reason)

The fall of man

Is at hand

[Verse 2]

Sparse foliage

Thinning canopy

Vast spoilage

Easy to see

[Bridge]

Sawdust-like frass

(You bet your ass)

Exposing your roots

(Are in cahoots)

[Chorus]

The fall comes

(Not the season)

Falling leaves

(what’s the reason)

The fall of man

Is at hand

[Outro]

Falling leaves

(Man leaves… falling)

A SCIENCE NOTE

here are several signs that a tree is starting to die. Here are some key indicators:

Foliage Issues

Leaves turning brown or yellow out of season – If a tree’s leaves change color too early or fail to grow in the spring, it could be a sign of distress.

Sparse or no foliage – A thinning canopy, fewer leaves than usual, or bare branches can indicate a problem.

Wilting or scorched leaves – Leaves that look wilted, curled, or scorched at the edges could signal root damage or disease.

Branch and Bark Problems

Brittle or dead branches – Dead branches snap easily and lack flexibility. If many branches are dead, the tree is in decline.

Peeling, cracked, or missing bark – Healthy trees have firm, intact bark. Peeling or large cracks may indicate disease, infestation, or internal decay.

Fungal growth – Mushrooms or fungal conks at the base or on the trunk suggest internal rot.

Trunk and Root Concerns

Leaning tree – A sudden lean can indicate root damage or instability, making the tree a hazard.

Hollow or decaying trunk – If you tap the trunk and it sounds hollow, the tree may be rotting from the inside.

Exposed or damaged roots – If roots are damaged, severed, or surrounded by excessive soil erosion, the tree may struggle to absorb water and nutrients.

Pests and Disease

Insect infestations – Borer holes, sawdust-like frass, or excessive ant activity can mean the tree is being eaten from within.

Oozing sap or wet patches – Unusual sap leaks or dark, wet spots on the trunk can indicate infection.

If a tree is showing multiple signs of decline, it’s best to consult an arborist to determine whether it can be saved or needs removal.

What are some early signs that humanity is dying?

From the album “Red Sky at Morning” by Daniel

666 is from “The Antichrist“

The Human Induced Climate Change Experiment

MegaEpix Enormous

...more

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