Israel's entry in this year's Eurovision, Push The Button, transcends cultural and language barriers, for that matter. Teapacks, the band that performs the song, maintains that the controversial message of nuclear annihilation in their song is one that needs to be heard.
Lyrics include:
The world is full of terror, if someone makes an error, he's gonna blow us up to kingdom come.
There are some crazy rulers, they hide and try to fool us, with demonic, technologic willingness to harm.
For more on the song, click here.
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Israel's entry in this year's Eurovision, Push The Button, transcends cultural and language barriers, for that matter. Teapacks, the band that performs the song, maintains that the controversial message of nuclear annihilation in their song is one that needs to be heard.
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