[Verse 1] You said, “That plant will kill us.” While you lit up your little drum. But the smoke from your bonfire fills the sky by the ton. You called it dirty thunder, like fear could make it true. I looked at the numbers, baby, and they don’t agree with you. [Pre-Chorus] One pellet feeds a whole block. One stack keeps the grid alive. Small land, big power, that’s how cities survive. [Chorus] Reactor girl, reactor girl Clean power, day and night Reactor girl, reactor girl Keep the whole world bright (reactor girl) (keep the whole world bright) [Verse 2] You said, “Waste lasts forever.” But it’s sealed and counted tight. Meanwhile, your ash goes drifting in the wind every night. You said, “It’s all one accident.” Like every roof stays up by luck. But plants are built in layers, and they shut down when they’re struck. [Pre-Chorus] No desert full of piles, no smoke from every home. Less fuel, less hauling, more juice for school and phone. [Chorus] Reactor girl, reactor girl Clean power, day and night Reactor girl, reactor girl Keep the whole world bright (reactor girl) (keep the whole world bright) [Bridge] If you want less coal in your lungs, then listen to the proof. Less land for the same hard work, less haze above the roof. I’m not here to scare you, I’m here to say it plain: when the demand keeps climbing, we need a better flame. [Final Chorus] Reactor girl, reactor girl Clean power, day and night Reactor girl, reactor girl Keep the whole world bright Reactor girl, reactor girl Let the future turn on right (reactor girl) (let the future turn on right)
