1. |
Moonlit
02:44
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2. |
Carry On
04:03
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3. |
Back 'N' Forth
04:24
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4. |
True Love Is Blue Love
03:25
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5. |
Anzio-Nettuno
03:11
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These brothers in arms take a seat at the opera
In the dress or the Gods, doesn't matter to them
These brothers in arms, thrown together by fortune
These brothers in arms, These brothers in arms, These brothers in arms
My war was good war
My war was the best war, that you'll find
Love
These brothers in arms, learning some of the lingo
These brothers in arms, they left Rommel behind
These brothers in arms, hangin' round with Il Duce
These brothers in arms, These brothers in arms, Brothers in arms?
These boys are the best boys
These boys are the best boys that you'll find
Love
Boys
These brothers in arms, can they call it real coffee?
These brothers in arms doing what they must do
These brothers in arms, chewing on the last toffee
These brothers in arms
My war was good war
My war was the best war, that you'll find
These boys are the best boys
These boys are the best boys that you'll find
This love
These boys
This love drives a coach and horses through
This love
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6. |
Christmastime
03:49
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All my days
Searching in darkness
In the mist
All these years
I have been waiting
Just for this
Close your eyes
Don't you know its Christmastime?
Close your eyes you'll never sleep again
They believe
Anything we say
A B C
Christmastime
Don't you know its Christmastime?
Close your eyes you'll never sleep again
Tinsel eyes
Mirror the shining
Back at me
Oh mein gott
I think today has come
I think we've cracked it
Cold as steel
cold as December
Cold as lies
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