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Alphaville ~ For A Million


Oh, i love to dance Under an alien sun Along the dunes with you, i kiss you in the sand We give so that we live Beside the sleepy snakes They dream of you and me when will they ever end For a million years they dream For a million years they dream And the fog conceals and hides and eats our souls Before they open up their eyes again How far we'll be Remember me Won't stop loving you, although it seems to be Our time is running out, i'm leaving you behind No matter what they say, we'd never meet again Our love is bigger than our lives And we know that yesterday The moon was brown And that today it is black And that tomorrow it is red And we know that when we go to the sun The moon comes along (hello there!) And the cows in the pasture graze And we know that we know what we know Is it truth? Diamond, gold/1988 more free lyrics

Oh, i love to dance
Under an alien sun
Along the dunes with you, i kiss you in the sand
We give so that we live
Beside the sleepy snakes
They dream of you and me when will they ever end

For a million years they dream
For a million years they dream
And the fog conceals and hides and eats our souls
Before they open up their eyes again
How far we'll be
Remember me

Won't stop loving you, although it seems to be
Our time is running out, i'm leaving you behind
No matter what they say, we'd never meet again
Our love is bigger than our lives

And we know that yesterday
The moon was brown
And that today it is black
And that tomorrow it is red
And we know that when we go to the sun
The moon comes along
(hello there!)
And the cows in the pasture graze
And we know that we know what we know
Is it truth?

Diamond, gold/1988

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