UNDER THE GUN by Cliff Richard - live performance 1984stereo + lyrics from sas martin Watch Video

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Rock In Australia 1984 <br/><br/><br/>Looking at baby's face I saw the plight of the<br/>Human race<br/>Dying to survive<br/>Shaken by the irony the anger rose inside of me<br/>And would not, would not subside<br/>I thought you're too young to understand<br/>That the fate of every mortal man<br/>Rests in someone's mortal hand tonight<br/>In the nuclear insanity there's a death watch<br/>On the land and sea<br/>And I believe that we may never live our lives<br/>We were born under the gun and just like<br/>Every mother's son<br/>We are hostage to the megaton and the world<br/>Could die tonight<br/>Under the gun, we live in fear that the end<br/>Will come<br/>But there's one place to run<br/>Run to the son<br/>Everyone can see that the hour is late<br/>And every soul on earth got to demonstrate<br/>Their loving if we're to survive<br/>'Cause we're tired of living on the brink<br/>Scared to death that our ship will sink<br/>At the winking of an eye<br/>This course we're on's a big mistake<br/>'Cause we all lose in the nuclear race<br/>It's time to show all the heads of state that we<br/>Believe<br/>Yes we believe that we're fighting for our lives<br/>We were born under the gun and just like<br/>Every mother's son<br/>We are hostage to the megaton and the world<br/>Could die tonight<br/>Under the gun, we live in fear that the end<br/>Will come<br/>But there's one place to run<br/>Run to the son<br/>There's a finger on the button but if it's<br/>Pressed we're not forgotten<br/>Millions speak, feel no fear<br/>The mood to change is in ascendance here<br/>There's a finger on the button but if it's<br/>Pressed we're not forgotten<br/>Millions speak, feel no fear<br/>The mood to change is in ascendance here<br/>There's a finger on the button but if it's<br/>Pressed we're not forgotten<br/>There's a finger on the button but if it's<br/>Pressed we're not forgotten<br/><br/>Songwriters: J. D. Martin / Jim Rushing<br/>