The Bridge (a Song For Augsburg)
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The Bridge (a Song For Augsburg)
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Oh the sun went down hours ago
Faded everything into a golden glow
A sleepy town is yawning
Shall we drink a toast, call it a night
Leave me with a glass and the starry sky
And turn down the light
A Blick of Bismarck bridge
One bottle to go
Seen a thousand cities
Some will never know
The scene from where I’m standing
Eighty-two degrees in Fahrenheit
Drifting off to sleep in black and white
Look after my friends
But she doesn’t know the train is coming in
'Cause she doesn’t know a different track
Couldn’t ever show the sorry state I’m in
It’s goodbye to you all for now but I’ll be back
Oh the sun went down hours ago
Faded everything into a golden glow
A sleepy town is yawning
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