| I'll meet you in West Germany | |
| October 1983 | |
| I know the freedom was a lie | |
| and you husband was a spy | |
| You say that words are impotent | |
| But they can help us pay the rent | |
| I knew for sure there was nothing left | |
| Except the vodka on your breath | |
| We meet in Strasbourg | |
| In Strasbourg | |
| Dann sind wir HeldenWe meet in Strasbourg | |
| The courage that your father plucked | |
| From inside a cattle truck | |
| Will help us fix the exit polls | |
| Our children must have rock'n'roll | |
| Surveillance cameras captured dawn | |
| Breaking on the autobahn | |
| I knew for sure our chance was blown | |
| When rifles made you feel at home | |
| We meet in Strasbourg | |
| In Strasbourg | |
| Dann sind wir Helden | |
| We meet in Strasbourg | |
| We meet in Strasbourg | |
| In Strasbourg | |
| Dann sind wir Helden | |
| We meet in Strasbourg | |
| Eins, zwei, drei, vier | |
| deas can change the government | |
| But they never listen to our arguments | |
| On TV our friends smashed cement | |
| And pulled down the bastards monuments | |
| I went outside for a cigarette | |
| I could see things I had tried to forget | |
| The news showed us who we had left | |
| And I could smell the vodka on your breath |