| Detroit 1939
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| Berlin 1939
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| The family sits around the radio, Sunday evening
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| Like all the other families
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| And they wait
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| 'Cause father has a message for us tonight
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| And we can’t miss it…
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| My radio talks
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| My radio talks
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| My radio talks to me
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| My hiding place is twelve by nine
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| Naugahyde and Knotty Pine
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| I hurry home at quitting time
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| So I won’t miss him
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| Fathers’s on the air tonight
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| The message will be shared tonight
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| Draw the curtain, dim the light
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| Sit back and listen
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| 'Cause he wants what I want, I want what you want
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| We want whatever he tells us is best for us
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| Yes I believe it now
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| He wants what I want, I want what you want
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| We want whatever he tells us is best for us
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| Yes I believe it now
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| My radio talks to me
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| My radio talks
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| My radio talks
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| My radio talks to me
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| My radio talks to me
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| My radio talks to me
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| Yes I believe it now
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| And he says we must be diligent
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| With open eyes and vigilant
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| And recognize the strangers sent among us (among us)
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| Blasphemy and heresy
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| Wheels within conspiracies
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| And things that we can’t see that he sees for us (that he sees for us)
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| She wants what I want, I want what you want
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| We want whatever he tells us is best for us (best for us)
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| She wants what I want, I want what you want
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| We want whatever he tells us is best for us
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| (Yes I believe it now)
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| My radio talks to me
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| (She wants what I want, I want what you want
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| We want whatever he tells us is best for us)
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| Voices will set me free
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| Voices will set me free
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| Voices will set me free
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| My radio talks
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| My radio talks
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| My radio talks to me
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| My radio talks to me… |