| Goering’s on the phone from Freiburg
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| Says Willie’s done quite a job
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| Hitler’s on the phone from Berlin
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| Says I’m gonna make you a star
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| My Captain Von Ondine is your next patrol
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| A flight of English bombers across the canal
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| After twelve they’ll all be here
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| I think you know the job
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| They hung there dependant from the sky
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| Like some heavy metal fruit
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| These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt
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| Must these Englishmen live that I might die
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| Must they live that I might die
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| In a G-load disaster from the rate of climb
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| Sometimes I’d faint and be lost to our side
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| But there’s no reward for failure — but death
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| So watch me in mirrors keep in the glidepath
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| Get me through these radars, no, I cannot fail
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| While my great silver slugs are eager to feed
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| I can’t fail — No, not now
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| When twenty five bombers wait ripe
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| They hung there dependant from the sky
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| Like some heavy metal fruit
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| These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt
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| Must these Englishmen live that I might die
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| Must they live that I might die
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| ME-262 prince of turbojet
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| Junker’s Jumo 004
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| Blasts from clustered R4M quartets in my snout
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| And see these English planes go burn
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| Well, you be my witness, how red were the skies
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| When the fortresses flew for the very last time
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| It was dark over Westphalia
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| In April of '45
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| They hung there dependant from the sky
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| Like some heavy metal fruit
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| These bombers are ripe and ready to tilt
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| Must these Englishmen live that I might die
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| Must they live that I might die
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| Must these Englishmen live that I might die…
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| Junker’s Jumo 004 bombers at 12 o’clock high |