I was walking in a
government warehouse
Where the daylight never
goes.
I saw 15 million plastic
bags
Hanging in a thousand
rows.
CHORUS:
Five million bags were
six-feet long
Five million bags were
five-foot five
Five million bags were
stamped with Mickey Mouse
And they came in a smaller
size.
Were they for guns or
uniforms
Or a kinky kind of party
game?
Then I saw each bag had a
number
And every bag had a
name.
CHORUS
So I've taken my bag from
the hanger
And pulled it over my
head
And I'll wait for the
priest to zip it up
So the radiation won't
spread.
CHORUS
Poem by Adrian Mitchell
© 1974, Bruce Kushnick