Bunkers The Vapors
"Bunkers" by The Vapors, released in 1981, is a #Rock song that explores themes of escapism and the absurdity of modern life. The lyrics convey a sense of disillusionment, using imagery of bunkers as a metaphor for isolation. Musically, it features catchy hooks and energetic guitar riffs, contributing to its lasting appeal in pop culture.
[Verse 1]
I could take another little ride in the country
Drive my mule down a lane or two
Maybe I'll recall what it was by the country
That made me so excited when I moved downtown
Or maybe, it's the noise in the streets and the car parks
Maybe it's the kids as they swarm around
Maybe it's the tires that they burn past my window
Or maybe, it's the corner where they all hang out
[Chorus]
I got no idea where we go from here
Maybe that's why we're living in bunkers
I got no idea where we go from here
Maybe that's why we're living in bunkers
We're living in, we're living in
We're living in
[Verse 2]
I went down the road to see the end of the movie
'Cause I really like the part where the heroine dies
She takes away so many million secrets
But she tells just a few before she closes her eyes
I reckon that's the high and the low of my weekend
I reckon that's all the crazy wool they can pull
I reckon when tomorrow comes, I'll be normal
I reckon I may even go back to school
I could take another little ride in the country
Drive my mule down a lane or two
Maybe I'll recall what it was by the country
That made me so excited when I moved downtown
Or maybe, it's the noise in the streets and the car parks
Maybe it's the kids as they swarm around
Maybe it's the tires that they burn past my window
Or maybe, it's the corner where they all hang out
[Chorus]
I got no idea where we go from here
Maybe that's why we're living in bunkers
I got no idea where we go from here
Maybe that's why we're living in bunkers
We're living in, we're living in
We're living in
[Verse 2]
I went down the road to see the end of the movie
'Cause I really like the part where the heroine dies
She takes away so many million secrets
But she tells just a few before she closes her eyes
I reckon that's the high and the low of my weekend
I reckon that's all the crazy wool they can pull
I reckon when tomorrow comes, I'll be normal
I reckon I may even go back to school
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