| Is everybody safe? |
| Has everybody got a place to hide? |
| Is everybody warm inside? |
| Hear them singing |
| All the women of Pompeii |
| Standing with the Kansas City housewives in doorways |
| In volcanoes and tornadoes on doomsday |
| De profundis clamavi ad te Domine |
| Donae nobis pacem |
| (5 times) |
| [Out of the deep have I cried to you, Lord |
| Grant us peace.] |
| There were houses, there were hoses |
| There were sprinklers on the lawn |
| There was an ironing board |
| And she would stand and made her understand him |
| And ask the children what they’d done at school that day |
| And the yard went on forever |
| There were blouses with print roses, checkered shirts and white levis |
| There was a frying pan and she would cook their dreams while they were dreaming |
| And later she would send them out to play |
| And the yard went on forever |
| Is everybody safe? |
| Has everybody got a place to hide? |
| Is everybody warm inside? |
| Hear them singing |
| All the women of Pompeii |
| Standing with the Nagasaki housewives in doorways |
| In eruptions and destructions on doomsday |
| De profundis clamavi ad te Domine |
| Donae nobis pacem |
| (4 times) |