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American Music Club ~ Hello Amsterdam


Hello amsterdam my name is fernando Hello amsterdam i bet you've seen my kind before Another sad tourist with his eyes rolling in his head Another sad tourist who never had a drink before Hello amsterdam you didn't like my waterloo Hello amsterdam i wish i had something to offer you Tail between my leg i crawl back to the canal All alone with my eyes rolling like the moon Superstar There once was a white elephant That escaped from the zoo Got to the big city and didn't know what to do Had a sticker on his shirt that said, 'hello my name is unclean' I swear they would have liked us If we'd played dancing queen Hello amsterdam don't i look cool in my white shirt Hello amsterdam don't i look hip in my red tie We came from america so you could share in the pride Guilt, greed, and genocide Superstar more free lyrics

Hello amsterdam my name is fernando
Hello amsterdam i bet you've seen my kind before
Another sad tourist with his eyes rolling in his head
Another sad tourist who never had a drink before

Hello amsterdam you didn't like my waterloo
Hello amsterdam i wish i had something to offer you
Tail between my leg i crawl back to the canal
All alone with my eyes rolling like the moon

Superstar

There once was a white elephant
That escaped from the zoo
Got to the big city and didn't know what to do
Had a sticker on his shirt that said,
'hello my name is unclean'
I swear they would have liked us
If we'd played dancing queen

Hello amsterdam don't i look cool in my white shirt
Hello amsterdam don't i look hip in my red tie
We came from america so you could share in the pride
Guilt, greed, and genocide

Superstar

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