Tanzen Gehen

Megaherz

Ich sitze zuhause mach den
Fernseher an
Ich bin müde leg die Füsse
Auf den Tisch
Ich reiß mir ein Bier auf ich
Lutsche an der Dose
Mit mir ist nichts mehr los
Absolut tote hose

In der Glotze nur Schrott alle
Super gut drauf
Das ganze blabla regt mich
Tierisch auf
Ich penne langsam ein das ist mir
Auch ganz recht
In letzter Zeit schlaf ich sowieso
So schlecht

Sie kommt durch die Tür
Strahlend gut gelaunt und fit
Und ich ahne fast was mir noch blüht
Es ist Donnerstag um acht jetzt
Wird die Nacht zum Tag gemacht
Sie ist ein Tanzbär will sich dreh‘n
Was erleben und viel sehn und
Sie will

Tanzen geh‘n tanzen geh‘n
Tanzen geh‘n tanzen geh‘n

Ich häng an der Bar versuche
Cool auszuseh‘n
Wenn die wüssten wie ich mich
Nach meiner Matratze seh‘n
Mein Mädchen lacht mich an
Nimmt mich zärtlich bei der Hand
Der Tanzboden bebt und ich
Verliere den Verstand
Sie will

Tanzen geh‘n tanzen geh‘n
Tanzen geh‘n tanzen geh‘n

Brüste im Rücken
Und Brüste am Bauch
Alle haben Spaß
Und ich steh
Auf dem Schlauch
Alle aufgedreht
Volkommen abgedreht
Jeder weiß
Daß hier im Suff
Meistens etwas geht
Alle sind super-high
Nur ich bin es nicht
Dafür bin ich bald blind
Vom flimmerlicht
Kippen auf den Lippen
Titten wippen an den Rippen
Mir ist zu heiß
Es riecht nach Schweiß
Doch Leute hört zu
Ich muß euch mal was sagen
Ich glaube irgendwie
Bin ich zu alt
Für diesen Laden
Ich glaube irgendwie
Bin ich zu alt
Für diese Kids
Das ganze kommt mir vor
Wie ein gespielter Witz
Ich schwitze wie ein Schwein
Ich hör mein ich hör mein
Ich hör mein Bett schon schrei‘n!

Tanzen geh‘n tanzen geh‘n
Tanzen geh‘n tanzen geh‘n

Sie will
Tanzen geh‘n
Ich schwitze wie ein Schwein
Ich hör mein Bett schon schrei‘n
Tanzen geh‘n
Ich mehr noch hör nicht
Ich hör noch ein
Tanzen geh‘n
Sie will
Tanzen geh‘n!


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