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Artist: Part Time Punx
Canonical path: /part-time-punx/ddr
Related lyric paths: 6
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DDR
Read DDR lyrics by Part Time Punx on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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DDR
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Das Telefon klingelt,
Am Apparat bis Du,
Halb' neun im Las Vegas,
Ich bin da im Nu.
Bestell mir ein Bier,
Hoffe Dich bald zu sehen,
Viertel vor Zehn,
Bier 12 wird schon reingehen.
Viertel vor Eins,
Du bist nicht gekommen,
Stunde um Stunde
Ist ohne Dich verronnen.
Kurz vor halb Zwei,
Die Welt scheint sich zu drehen,
Fick' Dich doch selber,
Ich werd' nach hause gehen.
Das Telefon klingelt,
Am Apparat bis Du,
Du sagst es sei Schluß,
Doch ich bin total zu.
Jetzt bist Du so weit weg von mir,
als wärst Du in der DDR.
Was wollt' ich noch sagen,
Ich vermiss' Dich sehr.
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Part Time Punx performs "DDR", and this lyric page sits inside the Part Time Punx catalog on LyroVerse.
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