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1945

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1945

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Atom bomb, tnt new disease, poor city flying over hiroshima,

1945 the city looks small from way up here i wonder who'll survive

[chorus:] 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

[chorus]

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