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Alphaville ~ 20.th Century


In the beginning There was no light No teenage heaven or hell No songs or voices came from across the outlands Where oceans were ment to be, where oceans were ment to be Oh my god, i feel so alone Some million lightyears far from home How about you who are living in the 20th century Carol You better stop to get the tickets for the starlite show Everybody wants to be there What a dream So if you don't mind, will you join me On my way through the eye Up to the light Into the world Gold/1985 more free lyrics

In the beginning
There was no light
No teenage heaven or hell
No songs or voices came from across the outlands
Where oceans were ment to be, where oceans were ment to be

Oh my god, i feel so alone
Some million lightyears far from home
How about you who are living in the 20th century
Carol

You better stop to get the tickets for the starlite show
Everybody wants to be there
What a dream
So if you don't mind, will you join me
On my way through the eye
Up to the light
Into the world

Gold/1985

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