No Use for a Name - Rarities, Vol. 1: The Covers

1945

Atom bomb, TNT
New disease, poor city
Flying over Hiroshima, 1945
The city looks small from way up here
I wonder who'll survive

Atom bomb, TNT
New disease, poor city
A blinding flash hotter than the sun
Dead bodies lie across the path
The radiation colors the air
Finishing one by one

Atom bomb, TNT
New disease, poor city

Atom bomb, TNT
New disease, poor city
(Atom bomb)

Atom bomb, TNT
New disease, poor city
Atom bomb



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Writer(s): Mike Ness
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