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Vraiment Paris

from .​.​.​zzzipp! extended by TAB TWO

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We used to talk about walls and economical systems
About humanimal rights and about love on long distance
S'il n'est pas l'amour, il n'est pas la peine
Some are talking too loud mais ici n'est pas la scène
Too many things been told but never been done
The word's still on but the meaning is gone
Il ne faut pas séparer il ne faut pas passer Paris
You better try to make decisions let me try to count to three
Qu'est-ce qui se passe, was geht ab, what's happening to me these days
I'm getting lost with a smile on a stupid face
Berlin sans mur, London's out for tea - mais j'adore vraiment Paris
Qu'est-ce que tu veux, qu'est-ce qu'on fait, now that your dreams come true
You may ask your shrinks, mais ils sont aussi fous
Maintenant la fête commence même s'il est seulement mardi
We gonna think of having a political party
Qu'est-ce qui se passe, was geht ab, what's happening to me these days
There's no fear to get lost when I see your face
Berlin sans mur, London's out for tea, hello Singapore - mais j'adore vraiment Paris
We are walking through walls and economical systems
Through personal fights, no respect without distance
S'il n'est pas l'amour, il n'est pas la peine
Du singst so laut, mais ici n'est pas la scène

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from .​.​.​zzzipp! extended, released April 26, 2013
Music & Words: Hattler/Kraus, published by Wintrup Musik

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Joo Kraus (trumpet, vocals, programming) & Hellmut Hattler (bass, vocals).

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