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Apollo 440 ~ Millennium Fever


Herr God, herr Lucifer Out of the ashes I rise The end of my century’s sundown burnt into my eyes Backward thinking didn’t get me where I am today I been dreamin’ of freezing my mind in Californi-I-A Hey Cyberchrist cardiac-hero From the ashes I ride We know the meaning of life It’s in the scream of my bottleneck-slide Backward thinking didn’t get me where I am today Get a Harley, get a hard on Get a ride out of the U.S. of A. Staring at the sun Waiting for my time to come Millennium Fever Millennium Fever What are you doing after the orgy? more free lyrics

Herr God, herr Lucifer
Out of the ashes I rise
The end of my century’s sundown
burnt into my eyes

Backward thinking didn’t get me
where I am today
I been dreamin’ of freezing my mind
in Californi-I-A

Hey Cyberchrist cardiac-hero
From the ashes I ride
We know the meaning of life
It’s in the scream
of my bottleneck-slide

Backward thinking didn’t get me
where I am today
Get a Harley, get a hard on
Get a ride out of the U.S. of A.

Staring at the sun
Waiting for my time to come

Millennium Fever
Millennium Fever

What are you doing after the orgy?

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