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Alphaville ~ Next Generation


You're playin' around with money and fear And a power you can't control And the zimmermen grin their perjured grins Sayin': there's no risk at all ! Look into the eyes of the next generation I know you would never dare You're layin' the tracks Of the ultimate sin Like himmler and you don't care It only takes a few words It only takes a few To cut a long story short It only takes a few words... Oh my how it hurts..! Look into the eyes of the next generation... Look into the eyes of the next generation... Yor orders filtered through the ranks Intentions you can't hide With tightened lips You're sinking ships In the shadows of the night You presidents of genocide You ministers of crime You're laughing at your firemen From miles behind, From miles behind the lines..! It only takes a few words It only takes a few To cut a long story short It only takes a few words... Oh my how it hurts..! more free lyrics

You're playin' around with money and fear
And a power you can't control
And the zimmermen grin their perjured grins
Sayin': there's no risk at all !
Look into the eyes of the next generation
I know you would never dare
You're layin' the tracks
Of the ultimate sin
Like himmler and you don't care

It only takes a few words
It only takes a few
To cut a long story short
It only takes a few words...
Oh my how it hurts..!

Look into the eyes of the next generation...
Look into the eyes of the next generation...

Yor orders filtered through the ranks
Intentions you can't hide
With tightened lips
You're sinking ships
In the shadows of the night
You presidents of genocide
You ministers of crime
You're laughing at your firemen
From miles behind,
From miles behind the lines..!

It only takes a few words
It only takes a few
To cut a long story short
It only takes a few words...
Oh my how it hurts..!

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