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Fukushima Wind

from Rock Project by The Stragglyrs

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written by Bill Mishler and Wade Thomas

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Fukushima wind. There's no danger.
No worries, no need to care
Fukushima wind. Breathe deep, the fresh Pacific air
This is not the end. If you can't see it,
Well, is it really even there?
Fukushima wind. Aah ohh, ahh ohh----

After Chernobyl the scientists said
There's a bit of it in every one of us
That was one reactor for a season
Fukushima's three reactors for God knows how many months

After Chernobyl the scientists said
There's a bit of it in every one of us
That was one reactor for a season
Fukushima's three reactors for God knows how many months

Fukushima wind. There's no danger.
No worries, no need to care
Fukushima wind. Breathe deep, the fresh Pacific air
This is not the end. If you can't see it,
Well, is it really even there?
Fukushima wind. Aah ohh, ahh ohh----

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from Rock Project, released January 3, 2015
Bill Mishler: Lead vocals, drums
Chris Purdum: co-lead vocals, bass, flute
Hank Van Buren: Harmony vocals, 12-string guitar
Tom Thompson: Harmony vocals, lead guitar, tremolo guitar

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The Stragglyrs San Jose, California

Original songs featuring harmony vocals and rootsy, guitar-driven folk-rock and country rock are the hallmark of the Stragglyrs. Members are Larry Ingenthron on guitar and vocals; Bill Mishler on drums, harmonica and vocals; Chris Purdum on bass, rhythm guitar, flute and vocals; and Autumn Rose on banjo and vocals. ... more

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