Two afternoon tornadoesnWhere they ripped into a homenThe victims believed to be elderlynTheir identities unknownnHundreds were buried todaynBy a volcano west of herenOozing mud blocked highwaysnWe all ran in fearnnFurniture got brokennYou know the passengers started smokin'nAll over the worldnnOne man was killed by a falling eucalyptus treenAn utterly horrific scenarionBut incredibly - you knownBoulders also crashed into a local country storenDestroying a glass display casenBut little morennCatastrophic profounding tragicnSorrow grief and despairnGet the children out of the housenClose the door and bewarennA mountain liquefiesnThe judgment day draws nearnAs lava erupts into the skynAs a man shoutsn‘Get out of here!'nA towering bluff breaks offnAnd then it rumbles down the hill towards townnAs another man, not the one from before yellsn‘Hell is comin' down!'nnIs this how Armageddon begins?nIs this how it ends?nWhat we get for our sins?nThe sky is fallingnnPeripatetic combinationnOf trees mud sand and snow lienCrop it down a rivernInto the terrified village belownSeveral horses were drownednVehicles crushednPin-wheeling through the air like dandelion puffnnIs this how Armageddon begins?nIs this how it ends?nWhat we get for our sins?nThe sky is fallingnnThe city had gone back behind an advancing wall of flamesnI cried outn‘Does anyone know who these dead movie stars are?nDoes anyone know their names?'nViolents were pushing othersnUp a ravine into the side of the roadnYoung girls moved all the way up to shownThe fuselage was about to explodennThe victims they screamed oh they whisperednThe paramedic knelt down, then he kissed hernHe kidded himself; to be as bad as it seemsnWith covered bodies from the wreckage from the mountainous ravinenLook outnnIs this how Armageddon begins?nIs this how it ends?nWhat we get for our sins?nThe sky is fallingn