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Alphaville ~ Anyway


Welcome Or should i say goodbye It's a question how close we are apart Are you going back home after this show Or leaving for the wild And when you passing the wardrobe What will you take Your worn out hat of hopes Or someone else's attractive furs to make it through The playgrounds of your life All is shown All shut down All the world is gone All the pieces came together Finally But not too late All is shown All shut down All the world is gone Just pretend that i'm not there Make your choice I love you anyway Just make your choice Pretend that i'm not there All the world is gone All the world is gone Just take it Just take it And you'll make it Alright, yeah Ride on Ride on Gold/1988 more free lyrics

Welcome
Or should i say goodbye
It's a question how close we are apart
Are you going back home after this show
Or leaving for the wild
And when you passing the wardrobe
What will you take
Your worn out hat of hopes
Or someone else's attractive furs to make it through
The playgrounds of your life

All is shown
All shut down
All the world is gone
All the pieces came together
Finally
But not too late
All is shown
All shut down
All the world is gone
Just pretend that i'm not there
Make your choice
I love you anyway
Just make your choice
Pretend that i'm not there
All the world is gone
All the world is gone
Just take it
Just take it
And you'll make it
Alright, yeah
Ride on
Ride on

Gold/1988

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