| «Sundays, holidays, vacation time
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| We must be ready every day, all the time
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| To do the right thing if the atomic bomb explodes.»
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| Tick, tick, ticking time bomb
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| On a chain in a padded room
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| Kaboom zoom and I’m outta here soon
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| Chrome dome, goggles on
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| Dressed all in rubber
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| «It's a bomb, duck and cover!»
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| Well, gosh darn, I said it feels so right
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| Settin' off explosives on a Saturday night
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| Well, countdown rollin', doing UFO drive by’s
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| Three, two, one… bingo!
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| Drop the bomb, drop the bomb, drop!
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| Drop the bomb, drop the bomb, drop!
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| Drop the bomb, drop the bomb, drop!
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| Drop the bomb, drop! |
| Yeaah!
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| Tin toy packed with a hundred pounds of nitro
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| Let’s go toy bomb a roller skating disco
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| Jolt cola and pop rocks are gettin me high
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| High!
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| Feeling fantastic, the smell of plastic explosives, corrosives
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| Here’s the doctor’s prognosis--
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| Take two of these
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| And don’t bother calling me
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| Cause I’m gone!
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| Drop the bomb, drop the bomb, drop!
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| Drop the bomb, drop the bomb, drop!
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| Drop the bomb, drop the bomb, drop!
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| Drop the bomb, drop the bomb, drop!
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| I’m gonna drop the bomb on you
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| I’m gonna drop the bomb on you
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| I’m gonna drop the bomb on you
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| I’m gonna drop the bomb on you
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| «Finally, if you receive enough gamma radiation to cause sterility or severe
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| sickness, you’ll be killed by blast, flying debris, or heat anyway.» |