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Nuclear Aftermath


In the heat of the day Toxic waste in the air No children out to play No civilization anywhere Glowing nights and scorching days No voices ever spoken or heard Pollution filling in the bays History became the ultimate word. Hundreds of years go by No man seen in all that time No life, not the smallest fly Waste of money, nickel and dime.
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