Atomkinder
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Atomkinder
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[lyrics by T Nefas '99]
What are they these monsterous beings
Standing in the smog before me
Never before has something so alien
Walked this earth
I wonder is this dream
I wonder can this be reality
What strange behaviour
They just stand there
In their deformed grace
Gazing towards the sky
Hundreds and hundreds
Standing in some kind of trance
It's the atomkinder dance
Some of them are grown together
Like siamese twins
With brownish liquid dripping
From boils in their skin
Primitive in structure
primitive in mind
One thing to live for
Destroy mankind
Stripped for feelings
Stripped for fear
Must have revenge
Warfare
It's the children born of the atombomb
The children of mankind
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