The Legend of Atlas (Part 2)

"The Legend of Atlas (Part 2)" is a song in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World. It is the continuation of RedEye's story about Atlas and his war against the Junkers, as well as his death at the hands of Hope, the Junkers' leader. The song also mentions RedEye's personal thoughts about the story itself.
==Lyrics==
So, I told you about Atlas
The meanest Raider to ever wander this world
And how he fell for Hope, a beautiful raider from a rival gang that didn't give two shits about him
Now, like I said, Atlas, he was used to gettin' his way, so gathered a big old army of Raiders
Marched right up to the town where Hope's gang, the Junkers, was all holed up
And demanded that she come out and talk to him
Hope, headstrong as she was, very politely yelled over the wall, and told Atlas exactly where he could shove his intentions
I hear she launched that golden Brahmin right back over the wall at him too
Atlas, as you might imagine, didn't take too kindly to being disrespected
But in his own special, crazy-ass way
He found himself wanting Hope even more
He was in a bind, now, you see
And he couldn't let her insults stand
But he wasn't ready to just up and storm the town and risk killing Hope in the process
In my opinion, folks, ain't no relationship worth this kind of trouble
I'm just being honest with you
Anyway, so Atlas calls out a few of his lieutenants
Talks to 'em all quiet for a few minutes
Then these poor saps march right out in front of the walls to rally the town
And I SWEAR to you, they set themselves on fire, right then and there
Over the screamin', Atlas yells that if he could convince these good men to set fire to themselves
Imagine what he could convince the other couple hundred men to do to their town
Personally, I'd find that a pretty convincing argument
But Hope, she ain't backin' down
She yells that Atlas could set HIMSELF on fire
That'd get him about as far as anything
Now I tell you, when Atlas hears this, he gets angry beyond ALL REASON 
And he slams those giant fists down on the ground
And as the story goes, windows shattered in Diamond City
And a whole section of Lexington comes crashing down, just from the shock of it
Hope and her gang wake up the next morning and find their town is the only thing standing as far as the eye can see
Atlas says it's the last threat he's gonna make
Before he storms their gates
And honestly, between us, this whole thing has already gone way off the rails.
Now, Hope, she's a good woman, a raider through and through
But she takes care of her own
She knows that there ain't no way her little gang can stand up to Atlas and his army
And so she knows what she's gotta do
The white flag goes up
And Hope herself goes right out the front gate and says that if Atlas gives his word that her gang is safe, she'll go free, only he's gotta shake on it
Atlas, proud man that he is, takes her up on that offer, and it's not until he's shaking her hand that he hears the beeping
Clever woman that she was, Hope went and strapped herself up with more than a couple of mini nukes
She knew what she was about
Now, I am told that on that day,
The Sun might as well not have even come up
For all the good it did, next to the brightness of that explosion
Men hundreds of miles away went blind
Birds dropped out of the sky, till days after
And for as big and as tough as he was
They ain't never found all of Atlas
Like I said at the top, true story, all of it
Is there a moral in all of this? Hell if I know!
==Behind the scenes==
The golden Brahmin is a nod to the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail. During the first French taunter scene, live animals are thrown from a castle towards its attackers, similar to how Hope throws the golden Brahmin over her wall.
==Video==
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Category:Nuka-World songs