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Blue System ~ Praying To The Aliens


She's dressed just in red All the boys are around her neck She believes in fairytales Like a rope she's ........... Breaking love is hard to do Oh babe, our looks will never fade She's a pretty babe ....................... Always break my heart In the streets of nowhere - i'm fighting for her Oh no, don't break apart Send me a dream, a dream, a dream Oh, i'm praying to the aliens Send me a dream, a dream, a dream I saw a vision on the screen I need a super woman, a super woman Oh oh, i'm waiting for my dream I need a super woman, a super woman Oh baby, i've never seen Oh, wake up - that's no lie See an oranged coloured sky Like an unchained melody Catch the stars in the night See the fantasy ............. Oh babe, still water is running deep She's a pretty baby ........................ Always break my heart In the streets of nowhere i'm fighting for her Oh, don't break apart more free lyrics

She's dressed just in red
All the boys are around her neck
She believes in fairytales
Like a rope she's ...........

Breaking love is hard to do
Oh babe, our looks will never fade
She's a pretty babe
.......................
Always break my heart
In the streets of nowhere - i'm fighting for her
Oh no, don't break apart

Send me a dream, a dream, a dream
Oh, i'm praying to the aliens
Send me a dream, a dream, a dream
I saw a vision on the screen
I need a super woman, a super woman
Oh oh, i'm waiting for my dream
I need a super woman, a super woman
Oh baby, i've never seen

Oh, wake up - that's no lie
See an oranged coloured sky
Like an unchained melody
Catch the stars in the night
See the fantasy .............
Oh babe, still water is running deep
She's a pretty baby
........................
Always break my heart
In the streets of nowhere i'm fighting for her
Oh, don't break apart

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