Groundhogs Thank Christ For The Bomb
In 1914 a war began, a million soldiers lent a hand,
Weren't many planes to give support, hand to hand was the
way they fought.
Young men were called up for the cause, for king and
country and the cross,
In their naivete they thought it was for glory, so they'd
been taught.
In 1939 once again there came the sound of marching men,
Occupying European land, all the way to North French
sands,
But, in the final year of that war, two big bangs settled
the score,
Against Japan, who'd joined the fight, the rising sun
didn't look so bright.
Since that day it's been stalemate, everyone's scared to
obliterate,
So it seems for peace we can thank the bomb, so I say
thank Christ for the bomb (3)
