Peter Thom - Lunacy

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Oh, I was born in '44
End of a-world war two
My mom and pa in a uniform
Probably yours were too
A photograph in a drawer
Some letters father wore
Lunacy
Midnight, Noon
Lunacy now
We reached the Moon
Lunacy fed on a silver spoon

Schoolyard
Report cards
Show us, son, what's the score?
Well please don't ask me
I only know it's a bore
Two A's a B and a C
My Kindergarten medals
Lunacy
Midnight, Noon
Lunacy now
We reached the Moon
Lunacy fed on a silver spoon

Fight the man beside you
Win and the prize is yours
Fight the friend that could be
And go home and lock your doors
I learned it еarly and well
Hate opens hеaven's gates
Lunacy
Midnight, Noon
Lunacy now
We reached the Moon
Lunacy fed on a silver spoon

Release Date: January 01, 1972

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"Lunacy" by Peter Thom is a reflective and thought-provoking song that delves into the experiences of growing up in the aftermath of World War II. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a childhood shaped by the remnants of war, with references to parents in uniform and schoolyard struggles. The chorus, with its repetition of "Lunacy" at midnight and noon, captures the sense of confusion and chaos that permeates the world. The song explores themes of conflict, competition, and the impact of hate on society. With its haunting melody and poignant lyrics, "Lunacy" is a powerful and introspective track that leaves a lasting impression on the listener.