Verse 1 The sky turned white, then bled to red, A single flash, and all was dead. No warning song, no siren’s wail— Just silence carved in fire and hail. Pre-Chorus Children’s shadows burned in stone, Mothers turned to ash alone. The sun fell down on human skin— And wrote its scars deep within. Chorus Nuclear weapons, gods of shame, No honor lives beneath your name. You promise peace with threats and fear, While drowning futures year by year. You burn the earth to prove you’re strong, But death has sung this song too long. Verse 2 He speaks in whispers, lost in thought, A survivor with the pain he brought. His hands still shake, his voice is low— “I saw the world collapse below.” Pre-Chorus Glass in lungs and crimson rain, Echoes full of endless pain. Yet still they build, and still they boast, While ghosts rise from a silent coast. Chorus Nuclear weapons, cruel and blind, A curse born from a shattered mind. You silence truth with flags and pride, While innocence is cast aside. No justice comes from ash and bone— Just thrones of fear, and graves unknown. Bridge Can you hear the children cry From a past we still deny? Do you think your steel and fire Will never drown in your own pyre? Final Chorus Nuclear weapons, cold and loud, You wear destruction like a shroud. But time will turn, and voices rise— Against the lie behind your guise. We won’t forget, we won’t forgive— For peace is more than just to live. Outro So let the bomb be memory’s stain, A vow to never kill again. Let truth outlast the poisoned sky— And never let our future die.
