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Artist: Phallicide
Canonical path: /phallicide/nuclear-winter
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Nuclear Winter
Read Nuclear Winter lyrics by Phallicide on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Nuclear Winter
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Blackened skyline looming there
Chargrilled corpses of the dead
Rats and roaches crawl around
Feeding on the rotting flesh
Nuclear conflict, blackened landscape
Mass destruction, nothing left
Crumbled buildings, burning forests
There's no God, fuck Christ
Nuclear winter
Obsolete technology
Has led us to this tragic end
Cold war conflict destroys mankind
Armageddon realised
Blackened skyline looming there
Chargrilled corpses of the dead
Rats and roaches crawl around
Feeding on the rotting flesh
Nuclear winter
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