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Blue Oyster Cult ~ Me 262


Goering's on the phone from freiburg Says willie's done quite a job Hitler's on the phone from berlin Says i'm gonna make you a star My captain von ondine is your next patrol A flight of english bombers across the canal After twelve they'll all be here I think you know the job They hung there dependant from the sky Like some heavy metal fruit These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt Must these englishmen live that i might die Must they live that i might die In a g-load disaster from the rate of climb Sometimes i'd faint and be lost to our side But there's no reward for failure - but death So watch me in mirrors keep in the glidepath Get me through these radars, no, i cannot fail While my great silver slugs are eager to feed I can't fail - no, not now When twenty five bombers wait ripe They hung there dependant from the sky Like some heavy metal fruit These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt Must these englishmen live that i might die Must they live that i might die Me-262 prince of turbojet Junker's jumo 004 Blasts from clustered r4m quartets in my snout And see these english planes go burn Well, you be my witness, how red were the skies When the fortresses flew for the very last time It was dark over westphalia In april of '45 They hung there dependant from the sky Like some heavy metal fruit These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt Must these englishmen live that i might die Must they live that i might die Must these englishmen live that i might die...junker's jommo 004 Bombers at 12 o'clock high more free lyrics

Goering's on the phone from freiburg
Says willie's done quite a job
Hitler's on the phone from berlin
Says i'm gonna make you a star

My captain von ondine is your next patrol
A flight of english bombers across the canal
After twelve they'll all be here
I think you know the job

They hung there dependant from the sky
Like some heavy metal fruit
These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt
Must these englishmen live that i might die
Must they live that i might die

In a g-load disaster from the rate of climb
Sometimes i'd faint and be lost to our side
But there's no reward for failure - but death
So watch me in mirrors keep in the glidepath

Get me through these radars, no, i cannot fail
While my great silver slugs are eager to feed
I can't fail - no, not now
When twenty five bombers wait ripe

They hung there dependant from the sky
Like some heavy metal fruit
These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt
Must these englishmen live that i might die
Must they live that i might die

Me-262 prince of turbojet
Junker's jumo 004
Blasts from clustered r4m quartets in my snout
And see these english planes go burn

Well, you be my witness, how red were the skies
When the fortresses flew for the very last time
It was dark over westphalia
In april of '45

They hung there dependant from the sky
Like some heavy metal fruit
These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt
Must these englishmen live that i might die
Must they live that i might die

Must these englishmen live that i might die...junker's jommo 004

Bombers at 12 o'clock high

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