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Blue System ~ Michael Has Gone For A Soldier


Oh, he got a ticket to usa Said : "hey man, you're okay" Gone to fight for your land Michael understand He got a ticket and he said : "time for breakfast in my bed" Baby, there's no helping hand Michael understand He starts to cry Shining in his eyes His heart will die In the lonely falling sky Oh, michael is gone for a soldier Michael has gone tonight A suitcase is waiting, i told you Life has lost his pride He shock the devil, a broken flame Sea of dreams and no name Oh, his heart will never mend Michael understand 'till the sun has left the sky" He has to kill, don't know why Writing letters in the sand Michael understand He starts to cry Shining in his eyes His heart will die In the lonley falling sky more free lyrics

Oh, he got a ticket to usa
Said : "hey man, you're okay"
Gone to fight for your land
Michael understand
He got a ticket and he said :
"time for breakfast in my bed"
Baby, there's no helping hand
Michael understand
He starts to cry
Shining in his eyes
His heart will die
In the lonely falling sky

Oh, michael is gone for a soldier
Michael has gone tonight
A suitcase is waiting, i told you
Life has lost his pride

He shock the devil, a broken flame
Sea of dreams and no name
Oh, his heart will never mend
Michael understand
'till the sun has left the sky"
He has to kill, don't know why
Writing letters in the sand
Michael understand
He starts to cry
Shining in his eyes
His heart will die
In the lonley falling sky

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