(to the tune of ‘Marry You’ by Bruno Mars). Running water or waves Or is it a glacial move? Who cares baby? Erosion gonna carry you. Gravity or wind Depending.

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(to the tune of ‘Marry You’ by Bruno Mars)

Running water or waves Or is it a glacial move? Who cares baby? Erosion gonna carry you. Gravity or wind Depending on the size of you Sediment, Baby Erosion gonna carry you

Soil is made up of Humus, water, air And minerals Rock particles They’re sediment, babe

Then sediment is dropped Like a pocket full of sand we can blow And you kno-o-o-ow Its Deposition,

Don’t say no-no-no-no-no Just say yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah And we’ll go-go-go-go-go Are you ready? To erode?

Running water or waves Or is it a glacial move Who cares baby? Erosion gonna carry you. Gravity or wind Depending on the size of you Sediment, Baby Erosion gonna carry you

You know weathering, like ice wedging when its coooool. Its Mechanicaaaaaaal. Its just one way.

And if it breaks up into a different type of rock, that’s neeeew Its Chemical But we’re not done, baby

Don’t say no-no-no-no-no Just say yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah And we’ll go-go-go-go-go Are you ready? To erode?

Running water or waves Or is it a glacial move? Who cares baby? Erosion gonna carry you. Gravity or wind Depending on the size of you Sediment, Baby Erosion gonna carry you

Just say erosion I’ll take you right now baby I’ll take you right now, baby, baby Just say erosion I’ll take you right now baby I’ll take you right now, baby, baby

Yea, weathering It’s just making more of you And then, baby Erosion gonna carry you.

Cause it’s a beautiful sight We’re gonna make something new, But first babe, Erosion has to carry you.