German Engineering
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German Engineering
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We are lost in the folds of one another's topcoats
And medicine makes us move inside a little slower
And in those hours nobody knows our ends or beginnings
The way I've come to ignore we keep colliding faces
Until we're strangers again
Are we strangers again
Of our German engineering
I confess I've overdressed the mess I've made of my life
But isn't is so unlike us, come now
Frankly, Jeremy
Until we're strangers again
Are we strangers again
Of our German engineering
Hell bent stomachs planning greater insurrection
Strange speech dirty human elements to question
The broken car parts in enemy desires
Until we're strangers again
Are we strangers again
Of our German engineering
Are we strangers again
Are we strangers again
Of our German engineering
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