Norske Ropsten so Welcome ladies and gentlemen out from the train of the pain Tonight I'm gonna burn like some fire, like some fire To touch you is my, my desire, my desire Tonight it burns like Like a flame And I won't guide you home Home to love Tonight I'm gonna burn Like some fire Like some fire To touch you is my, my desire My desire Welcome ladies and gentlemen And in wonder, shit and good and avid Boys and girls If you want to have love Don't stop yourself Get out of your clothes And make pure passion love That I'm gonna burn like some fire, like some fire To touch you is my, my desire Ladies and gentlemen, I was growing up in the fire To bring the flames of fire, which is called love, straight into your heart. And in your heart the fire will circulate to your brain, to your body, and everywhere. Out of, out of, without these lips Love is turning, love is turning around Tonight I'm gonna burn like some fire, like some fire To touch you is my, my desire, my desire Tonight I'm gonna burn like some fire I'm gonna this train now from Summerisle to Linz and I was invited by this big big man Georg Geogorg Georg Geogorg, writer Georg, yeah yeah you know I've been standing in the Royal Albert Hall and I've been entertaining in the Royal Albert Hall tons Tons, Millions of people. Aber die Zeit war fern. Die Zeit war so in den Luft geschleudert, that I couldn't do anything. And I was standing on the stage and my stage director came on the Bühne, you see here in Austria, er kam auf die Bühne und er schleuderte mir tausende, zehn, zwanz twenty, thirty thousand dollars into my face. And I said to him, I have to entertain here millions of people in the Royal Albert Hall. And I was covered by the money. You know, I really tried like on a snow hill, I tried to come out of this hill of money and when I got out of this hill of the money I said to the people in the Royal Albert Hall behave yourself I will come tomorrow to entertain you again but for tonight on this evening I have to go back to Austria to Sumerau and you know my helicopter was landing on the train in Sumerau and I was sitting in my whirlpool in the helicopter and I felt really good you know I have a big helicopter with a whirlpool and sound gear and the tennis tennis court and a football court in this helicopter and I was walking three, four, five days from the cockpit of the helicopter to the whirlpool and I was sitting inside in the whirlpool and my wife, Husqvarna, she has a name machine of a brick in Austria, was sitting by my side next to me and I said to Husqvarna Husqvarna how what shall we do with our lives you know we are now together till 40 50 years and I still love you yeah I really adore you you're the greatest person in the world but what shall we do together because I feel your love is not that love anymore and she said to to me, Georgie, Georgie, your brain is like a helicopter. It makes rak-a-tak-a-tak-a-tak-a-tak with a propeller and this makes you crazy. For sure, I'm in love with you. And I was sitting in the helicopter. Ich saß in dem Whirlpool. Spuckte ein, zweimal in dem Whirlpool. Und wischte mir den Schweiß vom Mund. Und Ousmana sagte, Georgie, ich will auf den Helikopter, um da draußen zu sitzen und den Flug zu entspannen. Und ich sagte zu Ousmana, mein Liebling, du weißt, dass ich dich liebe. Und mein Lieben brennt jeden Tag nur für dich. My darling, you know I love you. And my love burns every day just for you. Do what you want to have to do. And Oswana was stepping on the roof of the helicopter. And she didn't recognize, you know, that the propeller was a little bit deeper than she expected. And the propeller cutted her head. And out of her head, the brain was jumping out and blood and everything on the propeller cutted her head. And out of her head the brain was jumping out and blood and everything on the propeller. The propeller wasn't golden anymore, you know. It was completely red, full of the blood. Yeah, and on the top of the helicopter, Husqvarna died. And I said to myself, I got to go out to London and it's good to be here with you in Sumerau because you know, you're not that, you're really not that much of people but when I entered this place here, hello, hello but when I entered this place in here I never ever felt so much love like you've given me here tonight. Come on, come on, let's move to the edge of explosion. Move, move, move, move, move. A little bit faster, we want to smell your bodies. Come on, come on, yeah, come on. Ladies and gentlemen, you're invited to come in here. My pleasure, dear, my pleasure, dear. Ladies and gentlemen, you are invited to come in here. My pretty dear, my pretty dear. Yes, yes, yes. And everybody who wants to get pissed from me, just come over me. Come to me. I will take down my pants and I will piss at you. Yes, ladies and gentlemen, the first song which I will present you to tonight, today here is a song about my dead wife who's gone on. And the song is called Babaloo. Oh yeah, this is his fucking internet. He's in here, I know this. Come on, come on, I'll show you. Come in, come and move, my pretty dears The sky was grey It's another rainy day, just a-walking on the streets Like one million other thieves, they seem to be alone They seemed to be alone Everybody on his own Yes, but then I raised my white hat And what I see there. She had shiny red red hair and big blue eyes. She was the most The most beautiful girl I ever recognized We were hands holding, kissing and shaking Loving and dancing, fun making Fant-makin' G-head, red red hair And big blue eyes Babalua, hey Babalua, hey Babalua, hey Babalua, hey Babalua, hey Babalua, hey, Babalua, hey She was the most precious stone She was the most gorgeous I know Babalua, hey, Babalua, hey Мы поехали в Нью-Йорк и в 2ЛА, Дома в Рио и в Томпо-Бей. Мы женились в один день. Single, single day Thank you ladies and gentlemen You know, the next song before I tell you the next song, I got to tell you pretty aware. Thank you Mrs. Astrid. You know, this is all at the same time with the electronics. I'm 97 years old, how can I manage these things? As you know, this atmosphere here in the train remembers me on a life which I've lived years and decades before. I was with my wife, Roskvarna, when she was not dead. You know, we had an idea. We rented in Novosibirsk a big igloo. And this is the thing that I remember, because this igloo was so big, that we had to go from the front door to the end of the igloo by a train you know and we've been driving with the train from the beginning of the door to our chimney at the back launch of our of our ego and i was sitting with whose corner you know at christmas i was laying down there and I said to Husqvarna, I love you. I really, I really, I really, really love you. And Husqvarna said to me, Georgie, you're the most gorgeous person I ever met. And when she said this, I heard a big noise and I put it away my tongue from his corner and I was jumping into the train and from the chimney of our igloo to the door of our igloo I was driving three days with the train and then I opened the door and outside of the door was standing the hell he was standing there yeah really he was it it was mick checker and i said to mick jager what the are you doing here on christmas who's corner and me we want to celebrate this really holy holy day of our lives and big jager said to me your business And Mick Jagger said to me, fuck off with your business and your Christmas. And I said to him, why are you talking so strange? What's the matter? Is there something in your mouth? And Mick Jagger said to me, here, I've got a cat in my mouth. And I said to him, what the hell? What are you doing with a cat in your mouth? And he said to me, I'm trying to get some satisfaction. And I said to Mick Jagger, what? You really wanted to have some satisfaction? That's the reason why you put a cat under your lip? And he said, yes, Trollsie. And I said to him, Mick, Mick, Mick, Mick, you know, I love your body. I love your smell. I love your sweat. I even love your tongue, but don't tell who's corner. But I will show you how you can get some satisfaction. in minus 40 degrees, his little pimp didn't walk down anymore and I said to Mick Jagger I will help you. And then I was again driving with the train back to the end of my igloo and I put it out, I'll use a here in Austria Vorschlaghammer, yeah, and I took this Vorschlaghammer and was driving with the train again you know you imagine this money every time from the from the door to our to our chimney 40 euros by the train yeah this is incredible yeah but that's the reason and then I took this Volkswagen hammer and I was standing in front of Mick Jagger and Mick said to me Georgie you know you are really my last my last uh solution to get really satisfied into life and i said to him i gave him a small kiss like this and mitchell said to me thank you and i took the forgelac hammer and i put it put this vorschlag hammer under his over lip and that and the cat was falling out of his mouth and Mick Jagger said to me, I've never been satisfied that much that you gave me here tonight. And I said to him, Mick, this is a gift from me, from a friend to you. And he said, thank you. And I also paid him 34 tooth teeth because they were laying on the floor. And then I was writing this song for Mick Jagger which made him famous. And the next song is... I think maybe you know this song... Mick Jagger you fucking asshole, what are you doing here? No, don't push me! So, we have here now... The song for Mick Jagger which made him famous. I can't get through Sadness affection I can't get through Real attraction But I try And I try And I try I can't get through real attraction But I try and I try and I try and I try I can't get through, I can't get through Yeah, that's what I say When I'm driving in my car And I'm turning on the radio All I hear is information Information more and more I want to groove And I want to dance Want to kiss all the ladies Till the end of the day I can't get no satisfaction I can't get no real attraction But I try and I try I try, and I try, and I try, and I try I can't get through, I can't get through Yeah, that's what I say Yes, this was a story about McChicken, now you know. Thank you. Thank you. You know, before I will sing the next song for you, I've got to change my blood. I need a dialyzer. He's a doctor in here. And I also had a little heart attack. But the heart attack when I had was not that bad because I was not here when I had a heart attack. But the next story is a short story about Neil Diamond. When I was in 2001, when I was flying with my aeroplane into the Twin Towers, I had to emigrate from America to Europe. I mean Europe, I decided to say the south of the France. And I was walking on the beach in Saint-Tropez, really sexy, really cool, and it was very hot. My nipples had been growing all the time. And some people came next to me and I heard them nuzzling. I said, oh, oh, this man, did you see him? He was walking down the street by 64 degrees and this man ain't sweating. This must be Georgie Gold. And I said to him, yeah, you're right. I can't sweat anymore because I'm so cool that even ice rocks is blowing in front of me. And I was walking into a hotel and on the door was sitting a man, a man with gray hairs. And I said to him, well, who are you? And he said to me, I'm Neil Diamond. I said, Neil, Neil, Neil, don't eat so much dill, dill, dill! The new diamond was standing and said to me, George, yeah, you're really funny. You think that you are funny? And I said to him, no, no. Can you offer me a surfboard? Because I want to wave down the ocean, the Mistral, and jump out and make some tricks on the water. And I was walking down the street and I was pushing in the surfboard, the waveboard, and I was jumping on and I was gliding out the ocean. Really sexy, really cool. And I was turning around from the surfboard to the beach and the people there had been applausing, Georgie, Georgie, your magic tricks is unbelievable. And I was surfing like hell. And I was gliding out the ocean. The dolphin was kissing me in the air. And we have been dancing in the ocean, the dolphin and me. And a tiger came out of the sea and I said, what are you doing here? You must be South African, not in the ocean. And the tiger said, George, where you are, I'm there also. And I gave the tiger a kiss. And it was pushing away into the ocean again. And I was gliding out. Then I turned around to the beach again. And the people, they really stood there with stoned faces. And I said, what the fuck, what are you doing here? And I turned around and then I saw there was a big was coming in front of me and I said, oh God wave and the wave said to me no, you're not Jesus you're Georgie Gold and the wave guided me on the wave board home to the ocean, to the beach and I said to Neil Neil, Neil, Neil you don't know what magic this life is. And the next song is for, I wrote for Neil Diamond because before he got famous. Maybe you know this song. No, I don't sing it anymore, the song. I have to put it out. Ladies and gentlemen, I hope you have a fine flight from somewhere out to wind. Outside the weather is very fine. We don't have be prognized a wild weather it will be sunny the night also and if you want to have a sexuality don't behave yourself take off your clothes it's it's our decision on this train that everybody can say can have sex with everyone and if you don't want to have sex don't be afraid don't have sex yeah and it's coming now you know is this track which I wrote There it is So What I'm doing to hell what I'm doing here Sweet Caroline my pretty dears. So everybody if you want to dance, if you want to jump out of the window, don't behave yourself. Where it began, can't remember the beginning, but I know it's growing strong. Throw it strong Was it the spring? Spring became the summer. I did not know that we'd come along Pants Holding hands, reaching out, touching me, touching you Sweet Carolina, good times never seem so good I've been in clouds Cause they ever, never would, would, would, would And when the night is coming I don't feel so lonely anymore Because we're feeling up with you And when I got hurt, hurt runs off my shoulder Baby, with you I don't feel this pain One I need you now Touching me, touching you Sweet Carolina Good times never seemed so good I've been inclined Cause they ever, never would, would, would, would Now everybody slowly turn upon your mouth, open your mouth And feel that the kiss of your neighbor is touching you so closely Sweet Caroline Good times never seemed so good I've been in love I've been in class Cause they ever, never would, would, would Sweet Caroline Do, do, do Yes, this was a special song for Neil Diamond And since these days he really became famous But, you know, I really have a to buy some skis and I was taking a I was taking those fishing you know yeah and you know it I was trying to make a business with helicopters and with heart transplantation because I made a workshop at a place at home from a friend of mine. He was transplanting sheep hearts into dead bodies of small children. And there I made a workshop at his living room and I tried to put this piece of heart, not piece of art, into the atmosphere. When I was walking through the desert of Algiers, I was working as a soldier, as a soldier for America because I didn't have any money, I didn't have anything to eat, I didn't have anything to drink and I even didn't have anything to breathe. And I was walking through the Sahara, you say here in Austria, Sahara. I was walking through the desert really slowly, really fine. Arrivederci, arrivederci, arrivederci, la bomba torre l'accento. And you know I was walking through the desert and with my gun and with millions of soldiers behind me and we have been walking through the desert and suddenly a small man raised up in front of me in the desert of the Sahara and I said to him with the gun I had to shoot him but I couldn't the man was raising up in front of me was it and she read man a really small tiny man and he said to me now the end is near and what I face is the final curtain I've lived all life that's full I travel each and every highway." And I was standing in front with the gun of this small man who was singing to me this song, and I said to myself, before I kill this man, I will kill myself. And behind of me, millions of other soldiers, they had been laying down the guns. And they said to Georgie, you are a soldier, but you are a soldier of love. I got the Peace Nobel Prize and with the Peace Nobel Prize I was walking around in South Africa I had anything to eat, anything to drink and I said what the fuck I have this Peace Nobel Prize and there was coming a black man in front of me and I said who are you? And he said to me I'm Nelson Mandela and I said to him you can have give me 100 dollars and you can help my no peace no more price and so we got i got 100 euros and i had anything to eat anything to drink yeah this was the question about about the peace price of uh Nelson Mandela, now everybody knows him in case of the Peace Novel Prize. And for him, for Nelson Mandela, I will sing this song, this South African song everybody knows. I think you also know it, it is called the Patapata song. It's so beautiful to be with you here tonight. Unbelievable. You know, pata pata, pata pata is the name of the dance we do down in Johannesburg way. And everybody starts to move as soon as pata pata begins to play Pata pata, pata pata, pata! Sack a boo, a sack a bag of the G Pata pa, sack a boo, a sack a bag of the G Pata pa, sack a boo, a sack a bag of the G Pata pa, sack a boo, a sack a, come on! Ba da ba da da Zaka boo ba zaka Bang on the Z Ba da ba, zaka boo ba zaka The Z, ba da ba Zaka boo ba zaka The Z, ba da ba Zaka boo ba zaka Every Friday and Saturday night They play this song down in Johannesburg way And everybody starts to move When this song shines into the night oh Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba- Hey ya Hey ya I check the mood but check out I check the mood but check out Back up the cheap hot tub I check the mood but check out The cheap hot tub I check the mood but check out The cheap hot tub I check the mood but check out Thank you. Thank you. You know, in 1972, I had no teeth anymore. My light for to look was empty. My liver was collapsing. My lungs were like a deep tunnel in the Ruhrpott in Austria. you say in Austria and my hands I sold for some food my teeth I was throwing into the dunava that I'm not so heavy to swim I really had nothing I was completely empty I was not even a man not even a woman I've been a creature and my whole corpus was laying in the beach of Saint-Tropez. And the sun was melting down. Before I was buying a vanilla ice, so that the vanilla ice was melting in my face. And I was laying down there in the south of France and I heard a little noise. Some people were singing and I thought to myself, oh God, this noise, these voices, I never ever heard something before until that day also never after. And four people came to me and they were singing, say after. And four people came to me and they were singing, say with me, stop, stop, stop, stop, your shining voices. What are you doing here on the beach of, on the beach of south of France? And the people said to me, you know, our voices are like from the birds in the sky. But we don't have any instruments. We need some instruments that we can make music. Then I recognized, I had an idea. I was walking by my barefoot to London into the Madame Tos wax figure cabinet. And I was working, I was eating every day 70, 80 candles so that I was being completely waxed. And I was standing at this wax figure, Madame Tussauds, wax figure cabinet, about three years, and I earned lots of money to stay as a wax figure in this cabinet. And I really got lots of money. Then I came back to the south of France and I said boys and girls now you I want to give you the money I earned for you and the four people they had been really been exhausting and since I gave them the money to buy some instruments now you know you know them for sure they had been the Beatles they didn't have any money and I gave them my last money for the beer wax figure yeah and now the people the Beatles they really got famous yeah this is my influence which I had in the music business also. But I don't care about the famous, the fameless. I just, I just, I just want telling the stories about those people and just sing some songs. Naked or not naked, only for George Ritter. He said to me i gotta come and i was jumping into the toilet and i came out of the toilet in this train here her name was lola she was a showgirl with yellow feathers in her hair, and a dress cut down her hair, she did merengue, and cut the church up, she always tried to be a star, while Tony tended bar across the crowded floor, from eight to four. They had each other one day, one more And the Cooper, Cooper Cubana The hottest spot of all weather And the Cooper, Cooper Cubana Music is fashion and always a passion And the Cooper They fell in love with Cooper Cubana They fell in love there, Copacabana His name was Rico, he wore a diamond He wore his coat into his chair as her Lola danced to death When she finished, he called her older But Rico went up in the bar and the Trojan Crestopo, the turning lights upon these eyes. Yeah! Copa, Copa, Copeta, Copa, Copeta, the heart is the star of Poeta, and the Copa, Copa, Copeta, music is fashion and always a passion. The Copa, they fell in love with it. Copa, Copa Cubana, Copa Cubana. Now a little solo. Yeah, come on, come on. 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Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Now I will do something you won't have been expecting. I will jump out of the brain. I see you again in heaven. Thank you. Bye-bye. Thank you. I survived, but hardly. I survived. Your love turned me back from the death into the life again. And I'm really thankful, I'm really, really thankful. You know, I tell you a story, a small story about a small guy. I was in London, and I was again at the Royal Albert Hall with millions of people. And we have been looking at the stage. Some people next to mine, they have been looking at the stage some people next to mine and they've been sleeping some other people they had been eating KJ Knutus here in Austria in the Alpbethal and we have been looking on the stage there was a guy standing on the stage with blonde hair and he was talking about things like art is like a transforming process to set questions into life. Art can be a sensor, a sensor for the art. And he was really, something was hurting him and I saw him on the stage and he said, Art is not for the fame. Art is not for the fame. Art, art, art. And I thought, what is happening with this guy on the stage? And he said, Art, art, art, art. And then I thought to myself, I have to help him. I was jumping on the stage and he was standing there And I took my hand and I was standing in the back of this broad Guy and I was putting my hand into his anus into his anus. I was really felt something into his anus and I was, I really felt and on this nose was standing Campbell's tomato soup. Yeah and since this day everybody knows Andy Warhol because of this. That I was putting out the nose of his anus and he was showing it completely off dirted, this Campbell's tomato soup. So I really made Andy Warhol famous. And to the dedication to Andy Warhol, I will sing a song for him While some lovers are the same Both in need Like whiskey and like champagne You just gotta take me, baby Gotta take me through the night You gotta take me, baby Gotta take me, baby Gotta take me through the night Both in need One is fine The other one is so sweet Take me baby, gotta take me baby My heart is sold, my heart is sold in both of you I can't decide, I can't decide I can't decide I don't want to show What shall I do? Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah Take me baby, take me baby, take me baby Take me baby, gotta take me baby, gotta take me to the night You gotta take me baby, gotta take me baby, gotta take me through the night You gotta take me baby, gotta take me baby, take me through the night This night is yours, you can't believe But for tomorrow, there are no guarantees Take me, take me baby, gotta take me through the night You gotta take me baby, gotta take me baby, gotta take me to the top. You gotta take me, baby, gotta take me, baby, gotta take me to the top. Like golden hearts, both unique, one is wild, sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet, sweet Thank you. So, I tell you a good story about me and a really famous lady also. In 1971 I was reborn as a cow. I decided myself not to be a cow anymore. And so my friend said, yes, we change you. And they were operating me from a cow into a eunuch. And I was standing in Kitzbühel and I bought myself a ship to glide out on the ocean. But then I recognized there was an ocean in Kitzbühel. out of the ocean but then I recognized there was no ocean in Kitchbu so I decided to buy myself a rocket to fly to the moon but there was no moon in Kitchbu so I decided to buy some skis to slide down the piste, the slope of the Hanukkah so that even the Hanukkah said to me, Georgie, I've never been ridden by such a gorgeous person like you Something is wrong. Something is really really wrong. And I don't know what's wrong. So, my band, I have a very small band, the band is preparing itself because they really had lots of sweat, they really had been sweating a lot, so they were jumping into the shower and they are coming back, yeah, come on people, yeah, yeah, and now they are coming back yeah come on people yeah now they are being in front of me my band because they love me so much you know sometimes sometimes Florida rages me in the clouds and then it rains me as a thousand tears in the city 1000 Teinen Tief in die Stadt nieder. And then I know it's changed back in English. Now I will sing for you a romantic song, a really romantic song, because Astrid and me we have a long relationship. Oh, when the day goes by and the night is coming in Remember your face, remember your skin You will escape Every minute, minute of day Every hour, hour of day Every moment Seems so far away Seems so far away Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Distance is waiting Oh, distance is near I am watching, watching, watching But nobody is still here But nobody is still here Never mind love, never mind love Never mind love, never mind love Every moment Zips so far away Distance is waiting, no distance is near I am watching, watching, watching But nobody is still here Never mind her, never mind her Never mind her, never mind her Never mind her, never my love, never my love Never my love, never my love You know, I'm really crying here, man. You know, because I made this bad experience after this song which I sang for you. It was also in the south of Italy and I was walking in December 1978 through the through the through a small village called Tropea and it was in December it was really cold and I was walking on the on the street the street, and then I really collapsed over something. And I was looking down, and there was laying a girl, naked, frozen and glued in the street. Like you know, you know these glue people like today, they are gluing themselves on the street, and nobody can pass by. But the first influence of this gluing was this person because she was with her real nakedness and with her skin she was glued on the frozen beton and I was looking down there and somebody said to me and this girl said to me Georgie Georgie I think I've got an infected bladder. I said, and it was Mire me bring me some spiritos but I just had some whiskey and vodka with me and I really was putting the whiskey and water over the naked Prashit Bardo she was glued in the baton and she could get rid of the baton and I brought her into a hospital, it was a very small hospital. And in this hospital, you know, I really got known the host who hosted me tonight. A big hand for Georg Rita! Thank you. Thank you Georgie boy, thank you. And someone will sing the last song for you before we are finished. The last song for tonight is just for you. It's just for you, I say. Something in the way Jim Bruce Attracts me like a weather love probe Something in the way she frames me I don't wanna leave her down You know I believe in how Something in her smile she shows That I don't need no other lover Something in her style just shows me I don't wanna leave you now You know I believe that how Yeah! You ask of me, will my life grow? I don't know, I don't know, no, no You seek around and it may show I don't know, I don't know, no, no! Ladies and gentlemen, have a good, good night Ladies and gentlemen, bye-bye Something in her style, she knows That all I have to do is to think of her Something in the things she shows me I don't wanna leave her now You know I believe in hell Bye, bye, bye, bye