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Blue System ~ Dr. Mabuse


He's living in the twilight sky Lonely voices they will cry In a train of silence he returned In a temple he survived A cathedral, dead man's life He's the soldier and your heart will burn He faced the devil, faced the hell Can't look back - don't tell It's alright, it's ok, it's an odyssee Dr. mabuse, dr. mabuse It's a shame he'll return, in a shade of grey Dr. mabuse, dr. mabuse Every night, every day on the run He's the man who has stolen the sun Oh he lost all his life - all his dreams Born hundred years ago by machines Oh seven ways of loneliness Tall strange man, old black dress You can see his silhouette in black A kiss of death - a secret friend He's the loser in the end The soldier of the darkness, he'll come back He's knocking on forbidden doors Like years and years before more free lyrics

He's living in the twilight sky
Lonely voices they will cry
In a train of silence he returned
In a temple he survived
A cathedral, dead man's life
He's the soldier and your heart will burn
He faced the devil, faced the hell
Can't look back - don't tell

It's alright, it's ok, it's an odyssee
Dr. mabuse, dr. mabuse
It's a shame he'll return, in a shade of grey
Dr. mabuse, dr. mabuse
Every night, every day on the run
He's the man who has stolen the sun
Oh he lost all his life - all his dreams
Born hundred years ago by machines

Oh seven ways of loneliness
Tall strange man, old black dress
You can see his silhouette in black
A kiss of death - a secret friend
He's the loser in the end
The soldier of the darkness, he'll come back
He's knocking on forbidden doors
Like years and years before

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