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Music non stop, techno-pop
Music non stop, techno-pop
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Music non stop, techno-pop
Music non stop, techno-pop
Boing boom tschak, boing boom tschak
Boing boom tschak, boing boom tschak
Boing boom tschak, boing boom tschak
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This song always makes me cry. I first heard it while I was making flapjacks for the lady I was dating at the time. Kraftwerk seems to be explaining and creating techno pop simultaneously using synthesizers and onomatopoeia. The song could also mean that if you are walking and thinking you might want a sausage of any kind, don't forget the beverages. The same can be said to apply to flapjacks.I realized Kraftwerk was sending me messages while I was getting ready to flip a flapjack and began to laugh. My lady friend was perplexed and asked what I was laughing about. I tried to explain it to her, but her face started melting and walls kept pulsating and my lady friend thought I was asking her for the oral sex so I stopped trying to explain and we ate our flapjacks on the back patio with maple syrup and butter. Then she did me orally.
The lyrics are nonsense sound words in German.