Clayton Jokythur - Fucking Big War II [tekst, tłumaczenie i interpretacja piosenki]

[Verse 1]
Two whole years after the Fucking Big War
We thought we were doomed, never would expect more
Than just a crisis
For Christ's sake
How could all this mess be recovered?
But we actually did it
Extreme makeover
What we could do, we did it
Fixed some destroyed stuff
Etc, but of course, that wasn't enough
To make the country look - and be - as it was
But we were happy nonetheless because
We did a lot in just two years
We were starting to lose our fears
That the country could never be rebuilt
And between all that, I remembered having killed
Lots of people
It wasn't something simple
Faces of those I killed came to me at night
Almost no sleeping thanks to this damn fight
That guy I blew up when he was coming for me
That missile that hit that other guy before he could see
It was bad man
Fuck it, it was bad
It still is, but back then
Holy crap, how could I deal with it man
I saw ghosts all around
So imagine what it was getting home one day, 1980
I went to my room and found
A message on the phone from army intel saying nuclear treats from Kiribati
"What the fuck", I thought
That's not possible
That island is so
Fucking small, it can not
Have nuclear shit
Intel must have got it
Wrong
It won't be long
Until they realize it
But in fact they were right
And that very night
We attacked Kiribati's military base
Making it impossible for them to attack us with nuclear weapons
It was something "just in case"
But it was the sad truth
Our pilots said they saw
The nukes being prepared
So what could we do? Not just stare
Shocking the people, war was declared

[Verse 2]
This time we wanted to act fast
End it before it could last
Long and make our situation worse
Our plan was to invade, defeat
Since we had far more people
They wouldn't stand a chance
But where was our army?
What men did we have?
It wasn't only me
People didn't want to fight again
South was very angry
Cause everybody was blaming them
And most of their people were dead
We had to make it voluntary for them
And then we went through the country
Very quickly, house to house
Asking people to fight for it
Saying we needed them to save it
In a week or so we got an army, little
And we learned Kiribati was starting to fiddle
With their nuke again
Preparing to launch it on us when
We couldn't do nothing about it
So it was time to act, now, shout it
"Troops, assemble! We're invading"
And so we went with our few men and made it
Got to their territory
Began to fight
That's another sad story
Cause I can't say I might
Have killed a lot
I'm pretty sure I've done it, there was not
Any other way to get out of there alive
Or to get out of there with tortoises intact
They wanted to bomb part of our country
[Ah! That man I stabbed with a knife]
To make it unpopulated
[Damn it! They fight with so much hatred]
And then claim it for them, expand
[First shoot him on the feet and...]
That's what got them determined
[Our base was firm]
But we too had what to fight for
[We had to turn the tables, win the war]
It was our home, the place we all loved
[They were almost matching our number of men]
The republic for tortoises
Holy crap, I know that noise, it's...
Bombs coming
Wait? Why aren't my men running??
God damnit, it's our forces!
It's like we gained suddenly a lot more horses
If we were at old times
If tortoises could ride horses
And I could make good rhymes, don't force it
But our bombs came in handy
We were back in advantage
More of our people were landing
To help, and we won battles
Then we heard there was something in Seattle
Kiribatians concentrated, planning or something
We sent a battalion there, first thing

[Verse 3]
Yeah, we kept drawing them back
Into their own country
We thought we'd already won that
War, but suddenly
People from Seattle said the nuke was there
They were planning to use it, we were distracted
So I got my men and went there
We couldn't let it happen
And in Kiribati we would win anyway
There I was, party in the USA, nay
Had to stop that bomb from being sent
So to the facilities I went
Killing everyone on my way
With a rage unusual for Cla-Clay
Got to the launch room
They were about to push the button, that was doom
I wouldn't be able to stop 'em
So what I did? Hopped on
The bomb and flew with it
Had to deactivate it
Red wire, green wire, I was going haywire
Like my dad
Remembered my dad
Had to step out of Shanapol
Directly to mental
House during the war
He couldn't take this things anymore
Was going crazy
I couldn't even see him
He didn't want his son fighting
I had to end this wars for him
I found the wire I thought was right
Took it out, and nothing
Took another nothing
On the third, desperate try
The bomb's fire started to die
And we started to fall
To the ocean, and if it all
Failed, if it explodes anyway
At least it takes the sea and Cla-Clay
Rather than the country
And we approached the water
I was ready for it
I did what I had to do
Dived right in and then VROOOM
I woke up thinking am I in heaven?
'Till I saw the Shanapol logo in front of me
They had got me just in time, they told me
The bomb did blow up later in the sea
That place we were, Atol Bikini
Was regarded as a test by international community
But we knew the rest of this story
We won the war
We had to fight no more
We could go on rebuild the country
Regain our position in the economy
Be happy and calm once again
That is, for those that didn't kill men
Cause I said it, and I repeat, it's very bad
The images can't get in any way out of your head
Every face, highly detailed on your memory
To haunt you anytime, anyplace, I'm sorry
For the men I led to this war
I made you suffer more
Than you'd ever deserve
Only thing good for me
Was the recovery
Both of the country and my dad's
I got to finally see him he was glad
There was peace after all
That no more people would call
Me to say I had a mission
I retired from the army
Helped the country to be great again
Finally could enjoy peace