| I think that I make something wrong,
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| I once must make an English song,
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| 'cause in my radio every day
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| I hear them English music play,
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| And all the radio people stand
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| On songs they cannot understand!
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| So I sing English now,
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| That’s really animally strong!
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| And you can hear my English song all day long
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| Out your loudspeaker at home or riding in your car,
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| All over this our land, wherever you are,
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| From Bee-Are-Three to the Double-U-Dee-Are!
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| Oh baby, oh yeah, oh yeah, oh babe!
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| A poor little sausage was I
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| When I in German sang, oh my!
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| I could not English, but quite cool
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| I learned it at the Folks High School!
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| Now my producer says me «Well,
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| What do we now for records sell!»
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| So I sing English now,
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| That’s really animally strong!
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| And you can hear my English song all day long
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| Out your loudspeaker at home or riding in your car,
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| All over this our land, wherever you are,
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| From Bee-Are-Three to the Double-U-Dee-Are!
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| Oh baby-baby-baby-baby, oh yeah, oh baby, oh yeah!
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| You reach the German music freak
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| Now only if you can English speak!
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| And if you will a song outbring,
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| You better should it English sing!
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| And people flip out, say I you, my friend,
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| Even if they only railroad station understand!
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| So I sing English now,
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| That’s really animally strong!
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| And you can hear my English song all day long
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| Out your loudspeaker at home or riding in your car,
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| All over this our land, wherever you are,
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| From the Ess-Eff-Bee to the Double-U-Dee-Are!
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| And you can even me
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| On Tee-Vee see!
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| Sometimes at Zed-Dee-Eff,
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| Sometimes at Ay-Are-Dee.
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| Oh baby, oh yeah!
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| Oh baby-baby-baby-baby, oh yeah, oh baby, oh yeah! |