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West Berlin, they've walled you in
Nikita was not very nice
From out here in the free world
We offer this earnest advice
Just keep that wall standing tall and the Reds in East Berlin
Freedom, you've answered the call
There's an cold, Cold War to win
Like the French keep Indochina
Like the British keep Hong Kong
Just keep that wall standing tall
West Berlin we're singing your song
All together now !
Just keep that wall standing tall and the Reds in East Berlin
(Freedom, you've answered the call)
Freedom, you've answered the call
There's an cold, Cold War to win
(Like the French keep Indochina)
French keep Indochina
Like the British keep Hong Kong
(Just keep that wall standing)
Just keep that wall standing tall
West Berlin we're singing your song
And we promise you
We'll keep ???
For ???
And we'll keep our oil supply
In Iran ???
In the dyke you are our finger
Holding back the commie tide
Don't let that wall ever fall
West Berlin, we're all on your side
Berlin Wall, you keep us all standing tall
Au verso du disque figure cette mention :
"The one and only copy of this composition was found in a
Schnapps bottle under the rubble of the Berlin Wall when it
was demolished in 1989. The writer of this song had a strange
sentimental attachment to the Berlin wall. He vigorously protested
it's demolition and was last seen standing stubbornly in the path
of the swinging wrecking ball."
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Derrière les Characters se cachent Richard M. Sherman et Milt Larsen accompagnés par le David Jackson Agggravation (avec trois "g").
Au verso du disque figure cette mention :
"The one and only copy of this composition was found in a
Schnapps bottle under the rubble of the Berlin Wall when it
was demolished in 1989. The writer of this song had a strange
sentimental attachment to the Berlin wall. He vigorously protested
it's demolition and was last seen standing stubbornly in the path
of the swinging wrecking ball."
Il faut être identifié pour ajouter un commentaire !