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Alphaville ~ Peace On Earth


It's nothing serious, just a simple case of bottles, i left behind It's nothing serious, just a wooden case of bottles, i left behind It'll go away someday, well alright It'll go away somehow, come on do your thing It's nothing dangerous, just a solid block of concrete, i left behind It's nothing dangerous, just a solid block of action, i left behind It'll go away someday, well alright It'll go away somehow, come on do your thing Peace on earth, god in heaven, peace on earth Living in heat, memory melting in pools of dirt The genetic plaything is eating what i left behind It'll go away someday Walking in the streets of pnom penh, giving me dangerous feelings and then Seeing those bottles in motion again, cruising in cocktails Peace on earth, god in heaven, peace on earth more free lyrics

It's nothing serious, just a simple case of bottles, i left behind
It's nothing serious, just a wooden case of bottles, i left behind
It'll go away someday, well alright
It'll go away somehow, come on do your thing

It's nothing dangerous, just a solid block of concrete, i left behind
It's nothing dangerous, just a solid block of action, i left behind
It'll go away someday, well alright
It'll go away somehow, come on do your thing

Peace on earth, god in heaven, peace on earth

Living in heat, memory melting in pools of dirt
The genetic plaything is eating what i left behind
It'll go away someday

Walking in the streets of pnom penh, giving me dangerous feelings and then
Seeing those bottles in motion again, cruising in cocktails

Peace on earth, god in heaven, peace on earth

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