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Alphaville ~ Today


Central park looks like a graveyard It never rained like that before I took the ferry to new jersey Never coming back no more In my hand i hold a ticket Statue points up to the clouds Now i'm leaving new york city I can hear the seagulls cries Whenever i saw you, it felt like the first time Whenever i kissed you, just like the furst time Whenever i hold you it was never the same And i thought that the last time Would never come Today Autumn's sun burns down on berlin A turkish bride just passes by Someone plans a revolution Little kites dance in the sky I will always hear your heartbeat I will always think of you Laughter's ringing from the playgrounds As i watch the children play Ain't no doubt Whenever i saw you, it felt like the first time Whenever i kissed you, just like the furst time Whenever i hold you it was never the same And i thought that the last time Would never come Today Here comes the rain Right now! Gold/1988 more free lyrics

Central park looks like a graveyard
It never rained like that before
I took the ferry to new jersey
Never coming back no more
In my hand i hold a ticket
Statue points up to the clouds
Now i'm leaving new york city
I can hear the seagulls cries

Whenever i saw you, it felt like the first time
Whenever i kissed you, just like the furst time
Whenever i hold you it was never the same
And i thought that the last time
Would never come
Today

Autumn's sun burns down on berlin
A turkish bride just passes by
Someone plans a revolution
Little kites dance in the sky
I will always hear your heartbeat
I will always think of you
Laughter's ringing from the playgrounds
As i watch the children play
Ain't no doubt

Whenever i saw you, it felt like the first time
Whenever i kissed you, just like the furst time
Whenever i hold you it was never the same
And i thought that the last time
Would never come
Today
Here comes the rain
Right now!

Gold/1988

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