Anne Clark Lyrics
"Poem For A Nuclear Romance"

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What will it matter then
When the sky's not blue, but blazing red
The fact that I simply love you?

When all our dreams lay deformed and dead
We'll be two radioactive dancers
Spinning in different directions
And my love for you will be reduced to powder

The screams will perform louder and louder
Your marble flesh will soon be raw and burning
And kissing will reduce my lips to a pulp

Hideous creatures will return from the underground
And the fact that I love you will die
You don't have to sleep to see nightmares
Just hold me close
Then closer still
And you'll feel the probabilities pulling us apart
And you'll feel the probabilities pulling us apart
Pulling us apart
This song is from the album "Notes Taken Traces Left", "The Last Emotion" and "Changing Places".