1989
| Tune: | Original |
| Lyrics: | Latin Quarter |
| Composer: | Latin Quarter |
Latin Quarter, who came to prominence with their hit ‘Radio Africa’, wrote elegant and articulate pop songs. For them, political anger did not require a raucous rock accompaniment. ‘Dominion’ exemplifies this. It documents man’s brutal destruction of wildlife (‘reptile, feline, amphibian’). It urges a radically new relationship between the planet and its inhabitants.
| Cause: | Environmentalist | Prevention of Cruelty |
| Theme: | Environment |
| Addressed to: | Universal |
| Target of Protest: | Mankind |
| Proposal/Solution: | Prosecution | Abolition |