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There's been many times that it's tried to explode
There's been many times that it's tried to explode


Because of two big wars, it tried to unload
Because of 2 big wars, it tried to unload


It's called H-bomb
It's called H-bomb

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ⓘ This lostwave is classified as unsolved.

H-Bomb
Genre Rockabilly
Year 1955-1965
Status Unsolved
Search started 1998
File:H-Bomb.mp3

H-Bomb is an unidentified anti-war rockabilly song from the 1950s that appeared on the compilation Rockin' Acetates in 1998 and was labeled as unknown by the compilation's creators.

Background

The song made its only known appearance on a Dutch compilation album of obscure American rockabilly acetates called "Rockin' Acetates", which was released by Collector Records in 1998. The songs on the album range from the early 1950s to the mid 1960s, and many had never been released before this compilation.[1] The lyrics of the song deal with the Cold War-era paranoia of a nuclear conflict, and similar songs from the 1950s were unreleased due to the potential controversy of criticizing nuclear policies.[2]

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