Name: Working In Los Alamos part 2
Duration: P00H05M07S
Description: Recorded at Vara's Studio 2, Hilversum, the Netherlands, May 1982.

Working In Los Alamos part 2

from Working In Los Alamos (remastered) by The Dutch / Son of Han

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Recorded at Vara's Studio 2, Hilversum, the Netherlands, May 1982.

lyrics

O, God of technology 
Material energy 
Save, o won’t you save the last dance for me
Working in Los Alamos 
We lost control of every choice
 It’s all anonymous now boys 
All part of a big game

Damage is near, brain damage is near 
Brain damage is near, brain damage is near, Oh!

Bell gave us the telephone 
Watt gave me the microphone 
Until now things were reasonably clear
Once knowledge was freedom, boys 
Gave us the strength of nature 
Showed us resources that could make 
Our emancipation more than just a word
Damage is near, brain damage is near 
Brain damage is near, brain damage is near 
Lost control, lost control, lost control

Nuclear mission nuclear nukes and  
Missiles pointing their warheads at our foreheads
 Even if we turn around, around, around…
There’s not one big brother after all 
Because when Oppenheimer died
 His kids were there, alive and well 
And reproducing, reproducing, reproducing

Damage is near, brain damage is near 
Brain damage is near, brain damage is near 
Lost control, lost control, lost control

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from Working In Los Alamos (remastered), released April 21, 2017
Produced by the great Ad Le Comte (†)
Remastered by Wout de Kruif

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The Dutch is an Amsterdam based pop group. Son of Han is the lead singer/guitarist.

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