this is where those movies make their money
it doesn't hurt, it's more like being thirsty
in lonely airport waves, and drugged-up, dimlit raves
this is where those movies make their money

this is where the wisdom hits the airwaves
this is where yastrzemski makes the big play
in our cars and in our homes, with everything on loan
this is where the wisdom hits the airwaves

it's time for a bit of in-the-bed disco
it's time for a bit of in-the-bed disco

Christiane, bitte ein kuss
Christiane, bitte ein kuss
Christiane

you are so much chaos
so love your chaos
doin' it is wrestling underwater
you are so much chaos
so love your chaos now

it's time for a bit of in-the-bed disco
it's time for a bit of in-the-bed disco

Christiane, bitte ein kuss
Christiane, bitte ein kuss
Christiane, do you wanna
Christiane, bitte ein kuss

her hips
her hips are like seashells
and i can hear the ocean when i listen

her hips
her hips are like seashells
and i can hear the ocean when i listen

her hips
her hips are like seashells
and i can hear the ocean when i

Christiane, bitte ein kuss
Christiane, bitte ein kuss
Christiane, do you wanna
Christiane, bitte ein kuss


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    uhhhhhhhhhhh..........waxing sentimental about such a topic is hardly impressive.

    mrtrouton June 15, 2002   Link

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