The Last Time I Saw Chernobyl

{name: Verse 1} G D7 The last time I saw Paris she lost her old appeal. Cm D7 Am7 D7 G A yellow cloud came floating in direct from Chernobyl. {name: Verse 2} G D7 The same applies to Brussels and Amsterdam so fair. Cm D7 Am7 D7 G Berlin and Bonn have taken on a Union Carbide air. {name: Verse 3} A A7 D A A7 D If adventure is your oyster, in Europe get your fill. A B7 E Am7 D7 If the terrorists don’t get you, the radiation will. {name: Verse 4} G D7 I’ll stay here in America, vacation time is great. Cm D7 Am7 D7 G How safe we’ll feel behind the wheel here on the interstate. {name: Verse 5} A A7 D A A7 D I-ninety-five and 101 and US-eighty-four, A B7 E Am7 D7 Dodging trucks and road construction, and drunk drivers by the score. {name: Verse 6} G D7 Rejecting current wisdom, I’ll laugh at fear instead. Am7 D7 E7 Am7 D7 G I’m sending you a postcard from here under my bed.