Bm Bm7/A G A In Europe and AmericaEm F#m G A There's a growing feeling of hysteriaBm Bm7/A G A Conditioned to respond to all the threatsF#/A# Bm F#(4) F# In the rhetorical speeches of the So-vi-etsD F#/A# Mr. Krushchev said we will bury youBm F# I don't subscribe to this point of viewBm Bm7/A G A It would be such an ignorant thing to doEm F#m Bm If the Russians love their children tooBm Bm7/A G A How can I save my little boyEm F#m G A From Oppenheimer's deadly toy?Bm Bm7/A G A There is no monopoly of common senseF#/A# Bm F#(4) F# On either side of the political fenceD F#/A# We share the same biologyBm F# Regardless of ideologyBm Bm7/A G A Believe me when I say to youEm F#m G A Bm I hope the Russians love their children tooBm Bm7/A G A There is no historical precedentEm F#m G A To put the words in the mouth of the presidentBm Bm7/A G A There's no such thing as a winnable warF#/A# Bm F#(4) F# It's a lie we don't believe anymoreD F#/A# Mr. Reagan says we will protect youBm Bm F# F# I don't subscribe to this point of viewBm Bm7/A G A Believe me when I say to youEm F#m G A Bm I hope the Russians love their children tooD F#/A# We share the same biologyBm F#/A# Regardless of ideologyBm Bm7/A G A What might save us me and youEm F#m G A Bm Is that the Russians love their children too
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