Time Bomb
Apocalyptic Echoes: Naked Aggression's Time Bomb Unveils a World on the Brink
Lyrics
Oh look, oh look, the sky is falling down
Expressing a sense of imminent danger or catastrophe, possibly symbolic.
There's a sunset in the afternoon
Highlighting the irony of a beautiful sunset amidst potential destruction.
Today Nuclear whispers, atomic screams now fill the night
Describing a dystopian scenario where nuclear threats dominate the night.
I look outside, there's nobody home anymore, anywhere, anymore
Observing the absence of people and a sense of desolation.
Mass destruction, what's it all for
Raising a question about the purpose of mass destruction.
No one will know who won the war
Suggesting the futility of war by emphasizing the uncertainty of victory.
Everyone's dead, blown to pieces
Depicting a grim aftermath with everyone dead and fragmented.
The rulers killed us for no reason
Accusing leaders of causing destruction without justification.
They say they are working for peace
Highlighting the irony of leaders claiming to work for peace while building destructive weapons.
While they build more bombs to destroy the whole world
Expressing the contradiction in leaders' actions, jeopardizing the world.
I see people that don't even care to know
Observing apathy or ignorance in people regarding the impending disaster.
When the final war comes we'll have nowhere to run and we'll all die together!
Foretelling a catastrophic end where there is no escape, emphasizing collective demise.
Mass destruction, what's it all for
Reiterating the puzzlement about the purpose of mass destruction.
No one will know who won the war
Re-emphasizing the uncertainty of victory in a destructive war.
Everyone's dead, blown to pieces
Repeating the grim aftermath of death and destruction.
The rulers killed us for no reason
Reiterating the accusation that leaders caused destruction without valid reasons.
Oh look, oh look, the sky is falling down
Reiterating the sense of impending catastrophe or disaster.
There's a sunset in the afternoon today
Reiterating the juxtaposition of a beautiful sunset amid potential destruction.
Nuclear whispers, atomic screams now fill the night
Repeating the description of a dystopian scenario with nuclear threats at night.
I look outside, there's nobody home anymore, anywhere, anymore
Repeating the observation of desolation and absence of people.
Wouldn't you wish for happiness Now that they've thrown it all away
Pondering on the irony of wishing for happiness after it's all lost.
Wouldn't you rather have it all now Now that it's all gone
Highlighting the desire for what's lost now that it's no longer attainable.
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