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Alphaville ~ Sounds Like A Melody


alphaville: Sounds like a melody It's a trick of my mind To faces bathing in the screenlight She's so soft and warm in my arms I tune it into the scene My hand are resting on her shoulders When we're dancing away for a while Oh, we're moving, we're falling, we step into the fire By the hour of the wolf in a midnight dream There's no reason to hurry, just start that brand new story Set it alight, we're head over heels in love Head over heels The ringing of your laughter it sounds like a melody To once forbidden places we'll go for a while It's the definite show Our shadows resting in the moonlight It's so clear and bright in your eyes It's the touch of your sighs My lips are resting on your shoulder When we're moving so soft and slow We need the extasy, the jelousy, the comedy of love Like the cary grants and kellys once before Give me more tragedy, more harmony and phantasy, my *d e a r* And set it alight, just starting that satellite Set it alight more free lyrics

alphaville:

Sounds like a melody

It's a trick of my mind
To faces bathing in the screenlight
She's so soft and warm in my arms
I tune it into the scene
My hand are resting on her shoulders
When we're dancing away for a while
Oh, we're moving, we're falling, we step into the fire
By the hour of the wolf in a midnight dream
There's no reason to hurry, just start that brand new story
Set it alight, we're head over heels in love
Head over heels

The ringing of your laughter it sounds like a melody
To once forbidden places we'll go for a while

It's the definite show
Our shadows resting in the moonlight
It's so clear and bright in your eyes
It's the touch of your sighs
My lips are resting on your shoulder
When we're moving so soft and slow
We need the extasy, the jelousy, the comedy of love
Like the cary grants and kellys once before
Give me more tragedy, more harmony and phantasy, my ***d e a r***
And set it alight, just starting that satellite
Set it alight

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