Am Am7/G Fm7 In Europe and America Dm E/G# E There's a growing feeling of histeria. Am Am/G Fm7 Conditioned to respond to all the threats Dm E/G# E In the rhetorical speeches of the Soviets. C E/G# E Mr. Krushchev said we will bury you, Am E/G# E I don't subscribe to this point of view. Am Am/G Fm7 It would be such an ignorant thing to do Dm E7 Am if the Russians love their children too. Am G Fm7 Em How can I save my little boy Am G Fm7 Em from Oppenheimer's deadly toy. Am G Fm7 Em There is no monopoly of common sense Am G Fm7 Em on either side of the political fence. Am G Fm7 Em We share the same biology, Am G Fm7 Em regardless of ideology. Am G Fm7 Em Believe me when I say to you, Am G Fm7 Em Am I hope the Russians love their children too. Am Am7/G Fm7 There is no historical precedent, Dm E/G# E To put the words in the mouth of the president. Am Am7/G Fm7 There's no such thing as a winnable war, Dm E/G# E it's a lie we don't believe anymore C E/G# E Mr. Reagan says we will protect you Am E/G# E I don't subscribe to this point of view. Am Am/G Fm7 Believe me when I say to you Dm E7 Am I hope the Russian love their children too. Am E/G# E We share the same biology, regardless of ideology. Am Am/G Fm7 What might save us me and you, Dm E7 Am is that the Russians love their children too.