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Scorching lungs the fall-out funeral |
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Buries deep the doomed workers |
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Feebly shoveling lead and sand |
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To quench 2000 degrees of fire |
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In this gargantuan tumour |
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The choice had already been made |
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Safety or Siberia |
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Positive void coefficient |
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Retraction of power rods inefficient |
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A flawed design in monstrous proportions |
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Blows the 1000-tonne roof yards high |
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The Ukranian star burns bright in the sky |
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A thousand tons of steel and cement |
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Dispersed like a cancerous cough |
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Eager to hush it all up the denying Kremlin |
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Dispatches liquidators embalmed in radiation |
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Uncontrollable contamination |
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Glowing nuclear devestation |
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Magnificent no 4. |
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Now melting uncontrollably |
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And the name of the star is called Wormwood |
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And the third part of the waters became wormwood |
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And many men died of the waters |
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Because they were made bitter |
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Revelation 8:10-11 |
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Red glory turns to green light |
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Apocalyptic fires blaze |
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Scorching lungs the fall-out funeral |
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Buries deep the doomed workers |
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Graphite evaporates |
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Oozing invisible death |
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Feebly shoveling lead and sand |
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To quench 2000 degrees of fire |
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Attending their fall-out funeral |
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This monstrous colossus |
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Radiating cancer |
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For generations to come |
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20,000 tonnes of steel and cement |
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Cover the tumourous spider |
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Awaiting her next victims |
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