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Nagasaki and Hiroshima

 

 By Fred Coleman 1962

 

I was in Nagasaki in 1953

And what I saw before me

Truly sickened me.

I was also in Hiroshima

And there was mortified

In both places I just stood and stared

and cried and cried and cried

The devastation I was seeing I could not take it in

No matter who had won this war

This truly was a sin

I felt totally useless

It was no good me just crying

For even then eight years on

People still were dying

There were shadows of the dead

Burnt into the ground

There for evermore

But n’er again a sound

I think we need to pray

Get it understood

Its no good destroying this our world

And just say its for the good

For that day people cheered hip hip hip hip hooray

But seeing then as I did

It was EVIL that had his way

 

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