"Nuclear Winter" genre: Rock
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	As history repeats itself, this is a reflection of conflicts past present and future.
	CD: Pirate Radio   Label: Renegade Arts Credits: Words & Music by Rich Horn
	Story Behind the Song This song was originally written about the Cuban Missle crisis, but it seems even more relevant to the crisis of current times. Lyrics Your children will never know how close we came to perishing in a ball of flame. When the Missles of October stood against the sky, nations trembled as men played God with all our lives. As the Eagle and the Bear struggled for control, the Dragon slipped into the scene and the game turned cold. All the leaders convinced their tribes that they needed more; "He who has the biggest gun, avoids a war". Now the winds are blowing change. Who bears the lance? No one's watching as the Camel lurks to steal his chance. No more teachers, No more books, No more playgrounds, No more world! I hope the children never know that we're to blame. We build the demons then we tear them down to hide our shame. No more teachers, No more books, No more playgrounds, No more world!

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