Our context engine found "air raid" used in 8 musical pieces, reflecting its semantic importance.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
air raid
Singer: trews, the
fire up ahead
air raid
skies red
fire up ahead
air raid
skies red
Singer: dropkick murphys
gonna nail me a black curtain up good an' tight
gonna do what my air raid man says is right
i'm gonna pull down my shade an' turn out my light
gonna nail me a black curtain up good an' tight
gonna do what my air raid man says is right
i'm gonna pull down my shade an' turn out my light
Singer: satyricon
fuel for hatred
air raid siren to mankind
little you
fuel for hatred
air raid siren to mankind
little you
Singer: billy bragg
i must buy whatever tinned food is left on the shelves
they are testing the air raid sirens
they've filled up the blood banks and emptied the beds
i must buy whatever tinned food is left on the shelves
they are testing the air raid sirens
they've filled up the blood banks and emptied the beds
Singer: weird al yankovic
the sleigh bells are ringin' and the carolers are singin'
while the air raid sirens blare
it's christmas at ground zero
the sleigh bells are ringin' and the carolers are singin'
while the air raid sirens blare
it's christmas at ground zero
Singer: soul asylum
yes i will still be laughing
air raids in the afternoon
the children are playing
yes i will still be laughing
air raids in the afternoon
the children are playing
Singer: arch enemy
start
there goes the siren that warns of the air raid
then comes the sound of the guns sending flak
start
there goes the siren that warns of the air raid
then comes the sound of the guns sending flak
Singer: bush, kate
fading fast in your arms. the soldiers soften
the war is over. the air raid shelters are blooming clover. flapping umbrellas fill the lanes--
my london bridge in rain again. oh! england
fading fast in your arms. the soldiers soften
the war is over. the air raid shelters are blooming clover. flapping umbrellas fill the lanes--
my london bridge in rain again. oh! england