Let's be there when the manmade sun comes up
keep me warm through the nuclear freeze
let's you and i see whats this city looks like
heated to one million degrees
to hell with stayin' underground
drinkin' water from a can
you are a warhead
i am a nuclear ma-a-a-a-a-a-a-an
it's beatiful to see your face light up
this light a burnin' this brain of mine
somebody told me ground zero was a happinin' spot
basking in the bolistic shine
let's work out a mutual
civil defense plan
you are a warhead baby
i am a nuclear ma-a-a-a-a-a-a-an
some folks got a bunker
and the presidents got a plane
you are my warhead baby
i am a nuclear ma-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-an
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
warhead baby, irradiated irradiated baby uh huh
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