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February 8, 1962 Lyrics
Take my coat to keep me warm
Paris is cold, should I chance my arm?
Don’t wait for me for dinner,
Love you honey and see you later
1962, I took the last train
1962, I took the last breath
The July Column stands in front of me
Thousands of people with the same idea
It’s 6pm, tensions are rising
In the streets, blood starts running
The situation is getting worse
Leaving us no choice, we must disperse
Running to a subway station
My evasion, suffocation
1962, I took the last train
Took my coat to keep me warm
And now Paris has lost its charm
Don’t wait for me anymore,
Still love you like I did before
I took the last train
Paris is cold, should I chance my arm?
Don’t wait for me for dinner,
Love you honey and see you later
1962, I took the last breath
Thousands of people with the same idea
It’s 6pm, tensions are rising
In the streets, blood starts running
Leaving us no choice, we must disperse
Running to a subway station
My evasion, suffocation
And now Paris has lost its charm
Don’t wait for me anymore,
Still love you like I did before
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Submitted by
darkforce100 On Nov 27, 2015
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