After the Bomb
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After the Bomb
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The biggest war has ended
The smoke gets away
The sun is coming up
To salute the horrible day
An endless battlefield
Overcrowded with death
Ah there's no-one there
Who could have been blessed
No singing of a bird
Rustle of a tree
And all is carried off
All is carried off
For a few merciless creatures
The war is a game
And all the time
They want to play it for gain
Ooh the war has ended
No singing of a bird
Rustle of a tree
And all is carried off
All is carried off
It is all over
Life was in vain
All that had seemed important
Didn't reveal its aim
War has ended
No singing of a bird
Rustle of a tree
And all is carried off
All is carried off
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Warlock performs "After the Bomb", and this lyric page sits inside the Warlock catalog on LyroVerse.
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