Hey One Weekly Gun Freaks!
This week’s song is about Iran’s project of enriching uranium.
It’s rather abstract and weird. It’s the story of a fugitive being pulled over by allied troops, when suddenly some plant explodes. I’m from Denmark, where we are scared to death of nuclear reactors. And with good reason. They’re scary in many ways.
There’s a Glow
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So you ran
to Iran
from Afghanistan
and got caught up in the middle.
When they ask, you tell them, you are not a soldier
You are just carrying the weapons you got a hold of.
Think again.
Honest men don’t get pulled over and searched,
just because they aren’t shaved.
You gotta point out all the friends you have been seeing.
You dig a hole for a whole human being.
And suddenly the odd thing happens.
All the buildings have survived,
and the outside is inside.
There’s a glow
I can smell my hair and nails,
and my colour has changed.
There’s a glow
”On the course
Get it fixed.
If you catch my drift, you can look right through them”
”We’re making electricity, not warfare.
It’s only for ourselves, no selling it to anyone.”
And when you turn, you see the the thing coming.
All the buildings have survived,
and the outside is inside.
There’s a glow
It’s my door and it’s my key
I’m no longer being me.
There’s a glow
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