Kahlenberg
Read Kahlenberg lyrics by Pajaro Sunrise on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Kahlenberg
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You’re so fond of such big words as freedom
But they only mean you’re getting bored
As if I only had to snap my fingers
To make the empty spaces full
You are a mask for many faces
And all of them, strangers to me
Always so afraid of leaving traces
Someone else might see
Honey, who knows?
You still could be right
This part of the film
Is boring as f**k
Everyone’s found out
Who leaves in the end
Who gets the blame
Who gets away
Honey, who knows?
You won’t keep me waiting
For your touch
(X4)
For your touch
For your touch!
Honey, who knows?
You still could be right
This part of the film
Is boring as f**k
Everyone’s found out
Who leaves in the end
Who gets the blame
Who gets away
Honey, who knows?
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Who performs "Kahlenberg"?
Pajaro Sunrise performs "Kahlenberg", and this lyric page sits inside the Pajaro Sunrise catalog on LyroVerse.
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