Paroles On The Museum Island de Emmy The Great

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On the museum island,At the end of the day,we had travelled for miles,We had come to escapeAll the space on the pageThat the newspapers gaveUp to pictures and pictures of us.As we followed the coffinOf your famous father.Adjusting our skirtsAs we turned at the altar.And within every wordThat they'd written, was spelt outYou'd taken your last ever bus.So skimming the surfaceOf all your new money,we skimmed the surfaceOf the air as we flew.we were out of the rain,we were thinking that maybeBerlin was the place to renew.well you know what they sayAbout terrible hate -It will breed something goodWhen it's through.At the end of the day,By the Potsdamer PlaceAnd the Brandenburg Gate,It was you.You have hardened completelyBy the end of this story,You have learned to look clearThrough the flash of a bulb,When you hear your own nameFrom the back of a crowd,You just straighten your gaze,No you don't turn around.Oh but there was a timeAt the end of the day,We were both stood in lineAt the museum display,And you outshone the lightUnder which you were bathed,You could outshine the skyWith the look that you gave,Oh so don't be afraidTo look back and wave,Now that waving is all that you do.At the end of the day,By the Potsdamer Place,I am waving back at you.So don't be afraidTo look back and wave,Now that waving is all that you do.At the end of the day,By the Potsdamer Place,I am waving back at you.

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