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Alphaville ~ The Nelson Highrise Sector Two (the Mirror)


This is a national anthem From the flip-side of the empire Hand on my heart, Heart on the sleeve of the constitution Sinking right into a mirror, Leaving reflections on its surface Caught in a kind of radio-beacon That's sending out signals Transmitting them backwards Hey, tell me it's true, Is this the other side of u. Worlds gonna change With a move in your face, Do i still walk on the same structure? Hey, what do we know, Re(a)leasing arrows over cosmic meadows? Nothing is real, Even iron or steel Melting gently in the cold structure Watching your face thru' a peephole As i lean against the door Can't understand what you say but i think that you're calling my name Leaving the ones i loved is like leaving the one they want me to be Making decisions In real-time-precision As millions of sailors In parallelworlds Hey, tell me it's true, Is this the other side of u. Worlds gonna change With a move in your face, Do i still walk on the samestructure? Hey, what do we know, Re(a)leasing arrows over cosmic meadows? Nothing is real, Even iron or steel Melting gently in the cold structure Everybody walks this side of the run-way Everybody hopes to get off the trap All we really like is to groove with emotion Waiting for the airline to lift us up... more free lyrics

This is a national anthem
From the flip-side of the empire

Hand on my heart,
Heart on the sleeve of the constitution

Sinking right into a mirror,
Leaving reflections on its surface

Caught in a kind of radio-beacon
That's sending out signals
Transmitting them backwards

Hey, tell me it's true,
Is this the other side of u.
Worlds gonna change
With a move in your face,
Do i still walk on the same structure?

Hey, what do we know,
Re(a)leasing arrows over cosmic meadows?

Nothing is real,
Even iron or steel
Melting gently in the cold structure

Watching your face thru' a peephole
As i lean against the door

Can't understand what you say but i think that you're calling my name
Leaving the ones i loved is like leaving the one they want me to be

Making decisions
In real-time-precision
As millions of sailors
In parallelworlds

Hey, tell me it's true,
Is this the other side of u.
Worlds gonna change
With a move in your face,
Do i still walk on the samestructure?

Hey, what do we know,
Re(a)leasing arrows over cosmic meadows?

Nothing is real,
Even iron or steel
Melting gently in the cold structure

Everybody walks this side of the run-way
Everybody hopes to get off the trap
All we really like is to groove with emotion
Waiting for the airline to lift us up...

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