[Verse 1] Am F G In Europe and America Dm Em F G there's a growing feeling of hysteria. Am F G Conditioned to respond to all the threats E Am E in the rhetorical speeches of the So-vi-ets. [Chorus 1] C E Mr. Krushchev said we will bury you, Am E I don't subscribe to this point of view. Am F G It would be such an ignorant thing to do Dm G Am if the Russians love their children too.
[Verse 2] Am F G How can I save my little boy Dm Em F G from Oppenheimer's deadly toy? Am F G There is no monopoly of common sense E Am E on either side of the political fence.
[Chorus 2] C E We share the same biology, Am E regardless of ideology. Am F G Believe me when I say to you, Dm Em F G (Am) I hope the Russians love their children too.
[Interlude] |Am F |Am | F |Am |Am F |Am | F |Am |Am F |Am | F |Am |Am F |Am | F |Am [Verse 3] Am F G There is no historical precedent, Dm Em F G to put the words in the mouth of the president. Am F G There's no such thing as a winnable war, E Am E it's a lie we don't believe anymore
[Chorus 3] C E Mr. Reagan says we will protect you
Am E I don't subscribe to this point of view.
Am F G Believe me when I say to you
Dm G Am I hope the Russians love their children too.
[Interlude] |Am |F G |Dm Em |F G |Am |F G |E Am |E
[Chorus 4] C E We share the same biology, Am E regardless of ideology. Am F G What might save us me and you, Dm Em F G (Am) is if the Russians looove their children too. [Outro] (Repeat and Fade Out)