On the Day the Nazi Died Songtext
von Chumbawamba
On the Day the Nazi Died Songtext
We′re told that after the war
The Nazis vanished without a trace
But battalions of fascists
Still dream of a master race
The history books they tell
But they all came out of the woodwork
On the day the Nazi died
They say the prisoner at Spandau
Was a symbol of defeat
Whilst Hess remained imprisoned
And the fascists; they were beat
So the promise of an Aryan world
Would never materialize
So why did they all come out of the woodwork
On the day the Nazi died
The world is riddled with maggots
The maggots are getting fat
They're making a tasty meal of all
The bosses and bureaucrats
They′re taking over the boardrooms
And they're fat and full of pride
And they all came out of the woodwork
On the day the Nazi died
So if you meet with these historians
I'll tell you what to say
Tell them that the Nazis
Never really went away
They′re out there burning houses down
And peddling racist lies
And we′ll never rest again...
Until every Nazi dies...
The Nazis vanished without a trace
But battalions of fascists
Still dream of a master race
The history books they tell
But they all came out of the woodwork
On the day the Nazi died
They say the prisoner at Spandau
Was a symbol of defeat
Whilst Hess remained imprisoned
And the fascists; they were beat
So the promise of an Aryan world
Would never materialize
So why did they all come out of the woodwork
On the day the Nazi died
The world is riddled with maggots
The maggots are getting fat
They're making a tasty meal of all
The bosses and bureaucrats
They′re taking over the boardrooms
And they're fat and full of pride
And they all came out of the woodwork
On the day the Nazi died
So if you meet with these historians
I'll tell you what to say
Tell them that the Nazis
Never really went away
They′re out there burning houses down
And peddling racist lies
And we′ll never rest again...
Until every Nazi dies...
Writer(s): Darren James Hamer, David Mills, Nigel Hunter, Louise Watts, Matthew David Hanson, Anne Holden, Duncan Bruce, Allan Mark Whalley Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com