War gives value to by showing it can be taken away And in a perverted way, those who wage war delude themselves into they create life Or at make it meaningful Thus, using that as a basis for grandiose of supremacy Falsely themselves the title of masters of the universe And of morality
1] Peace and living power pleasure over pain Geiger counters amounts of radiation in the rain Biochemical new gas masks and boots your last gas without a Hazmat suit Terrible, unbearable of the modern scientific race, chase for the horrific Manhattan project, man concept Catastrophic bomb, a context A little boy falling from a bird Followed by a fat man who left a leveled earth Imbalanced challenge to survival of the piece Have seeked to staff the whole planet with their own A zone beeps of contaminated activated, saturated beyond its Limits, to live within its with conscience To cancer cells, I'm not unresponsive
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2] Uninhabitable avenues, third wars in latitudes assured that it all happens to International violence leaves us black and Blast us back into the if attack ensues A pack-approved tactic practiced On the evil of the axis in World War Two The melted lunchbox of a disintegrated on fighting mosquitoes, flies and squirrels Men, women and children have their bones to ash And shadows burning to the ground from the flash And if they didn't pass, what's the Hibakusha You say you need a job but they give it to ya In the era they said the greatest evil was that white man From the right glam, but this was coming from the same Who that Jim Crow was all a hype thing Same thing that kept Colonel Tibbets on his plan
3] Nuclear stockpile's second largest The world's most and the world's most heartless Under the auspices that war will be harmless And everlasting peace will be in reach if we just bomb Technologically racial social Economic faux-intellectual nonsense Dripping with political interludes, of a system Stark mad and operating unconscious Now how do we Knowing the man's fatalism and probably you'll never leave A disease tryna cure its own symptoms with Creating an epidemic to see if it can be mistrust of everything but us Based on artificial evidence but racists at the crux Let's they throw em all out And I hope I see you through the foggy field division in the fall now