Dunblane UK Subs
"Dunblane" by UK Subs is a punk rock tribute released in 1996. The song reflects on the tragic school shooting in Dunblane, Scotland, highlighting themes of loss, sorrow, and the need for change regarding gun violence. Its raw energy and poignant lyrics resonate with listeners, marking a significant cultural commentary on tragedy and remembrance. #PunkRock
A child is born with a gun in his hand
He knows one day he has to kill another man
But that was some time, some place long ago
So tell me, how can you justify your gun law?
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
Meanwhile back in the USA
There's a massacre 'most everyday
But that don't give us the right to deny
A mother of another dead child
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
So are you blind or are you just a fool?
You can't see the writing on the wall
Guns are for nothing but to kill
And it's you not the industry who pays the bill
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
He knows one day he has to kill another man
But that was some time, some place long ago
So tell me, how can you justify your gun law?
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
Meanwhile back in the USA
There's a massacre 'most everyday
But that don't give us the right to deny
A mother of another dead child
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
So are you blind or are you just a fool?
You can't see the writing on the wall
Guns are for nothing but to kill
And it's you not the industry who pays the bill
After Dunblane how can you hold a gun?
And say that you are innocent?
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