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Alphaville ~ In The Mood


He's in the mood to touch the fire He's in the mood to touch everything you are Jacky's locked in a silent dream He's watching movies on the tv screen He feels unsteady, lights a cigarette He's getting mellow in his cabinet Oh, jacky, when everything goes wrong Get ready, for you've got to be, you've got to be so strong It's so supersensual, sentimental Forget about your deepest fears Switch back to the golden years You've got to touch the fire, wake up little boy You've got to play the fire Jacky's spying, is it her or not His eyes are burning cause the brain's too hot He sitting calmly on his swivel chair There's something coming from the upper stairs Now listen to me, jacky You were always so lonesome in that quiet lonely house High on a hill Now come... come and meet me You know where And we take a nice and easy holiday Back in the old, old days of happiness Oh jacky.... Switch back to the golden years Gold/1984 more free lyrics

He's in the mood to touch the fire
He's in the mood to touch everything you are

Jacky's locked in a silent dream
He's watching movies on the tv screen
He feels unsteady, lights a cigarette
He's getting mellow in his cabinet

Oh, jacky, when everything goes wrong
Get ready, for you've got to be, you've got to be so strong
It's so supersensual, sentimental
Forget about your deepest fears
Switch back to the golden years

You've got to touch the fire, wake up little boy
You've got to play the fire

Jacky's spying, is it her or not
His eyes are burning cause the brain's too hot
He sitting calmly on his swivel chair
There's something coming from the upper stairs

Now listen to me, jacky
You were always so lonesome in that quiet lonely house
High on a hill
Now come... come and meet me
You know where
And we take a nice and easy holiday
Back in the old, old days of happiness

Oh jacky....
Switch back to the golden years

Gold/1984

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