Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
Johnny Thunders
A protest song written in mid-1964 by P.F. Sloan. Johnny changed it a bit, taking out some verses and making other changes, like turning “Hate your next-door neighbor” into “Love your next-door neighbor” in his second verse.
Eastern world it is exploding
Violent flares and bullets loading
You're old enough to kill but not for voting
You don't believe in war but what's that gun your toting?
And even the Jordan river has bodies floating
And you tell me over and over and over again my friend
You don't believe were on the eve of destruction
Well look at all the hate there is in Red China
Take a look around at Selma Alabama
You may leave here for four days in space
When you return it's that same old place
Love your next door neighbor but don't forget to say grace
And you tell me over and over and over again my friend
You don't believe were on the eve of destruction
You don't believe were on the eve of destruction
You don't believe were on the eve of destruction
Eve of Destruction was written by Johnny Thunders & P.F. Sloan.
Eve of Destruction was produced by Christopher Giercke & Johnny Thunders.