Bomb
by Bush

Album: Sixteen Stone (1994)
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  • Wanted to buy you shiny red things
    Thought I'd be with you until the end
    How did I know that I would be there
    Blow me away
    See if I care
    Death of a future
    Goodbye to my friends
    Wish I could see you all again
    Family hollow
    Family real
    Wish you were here see how I feel
    Kill a man
    Kill a girl
    Kill a man
    Kill a girl
    Jekyll in you
    Brings out the wired in me
    I have no defense
    I'm all that you see
    The night is a bomb blast
    The night is on fire
    Sing with me in the gasoline cho Writer/s: GAVIN ROSSDALE
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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Comments: 3

  • Sarah from Yuba City, CaProbably my favourite song by Bush. i love everything about it...the contrast between the quiet verses and the loud chorus....plus the lyrics are really cool. And this song was on the Tank Girl soundtrack(:
  • Arron from Lafayette, InBush rock as a band and i wish they would go on tour again.
  • Austin from Pottstown, PaGavin Rossdale once said that this song was about a man walking into a jewlery store with explosives strapped to him.
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